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> Hi Mike,
>
> JServ is a TCP server. This means it is listening on a TCP port. And can
> restrict the TCP address it's listening to (I mean listen only to
> 127.0.0.1 (localhost loopback address), or to one of the external
> Ethernet cards IP address. (Or all of them in 1.1b4 version).
>
> So you must understand that starting JServ automatically by Apache is an
> easy an convenient way to start it, but not the only way to do.
> So, let's imagine one Apache starting its own JServ in automatic mode.
> Another Apache on the same machine can just use the same JVM, that's
> what you're needing ?
> If it's running on the same machine, you simply have to give in the 2nd
> Apachejserv.conf file
OK - I have the server and JServ sharing the JVM on the unsecure server,
but I'm not sure how to get the session to be the same. When I compare the
session id's that are being generated, the SSL version is creating a new
session, not using the session that was generated by the original unsecure
requests. Is there a configuration parameter that tells jserv to use the
original session and not create a new one?
Thanks,
Mike
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