Progress! (see below) I'm close to the final answer on integrating Jrun and
CF Sessions. Any ideas on handling this binary data column in Jrun as
opposed to CF's delimited CFDATA column or whatever it's called? ;)
Thanks all
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See Karl Moss's article on Jrun Session Persistence using a database.
http://www.allaire.com/handlers/index.cfm?ID=17454&Method=Full
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Eric,
WOW Thank you! That's exactly what I've been looking for...There's one piece
of the puzzle that's left.
" JRun also provides a JDBC data store for session persistence. Using any
JDBC driver, you can map the columns that will hold the session key and the
binary data to a database. To give Web developers the most freedom possible,
JRun doesn't specify any rules on what columns need to be named. When using
a database, two columns must be specified (i.e., the session ID and the
binary data). "
The CF Server does not use binary data storage but a delimited sting. (To my
knowledge)
Any ideas to solve THIS puzzle?
Thanks! :)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Stacy Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 10:08 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: CF and Jrun
Hi All,
We use both JRun and Coldfusion in our shop and soon a large application,
portions of which are on each platform, are going to collide. Meaning we're
going to have to have both application servers access this external session
data storage so we can send a user over the the Coldfusion side and not lose
the session and vice-versa. Similar to configuring CF's client storage in an
external data source.
Any info or resources or an IDEA would be greatly appreciated.. :)
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