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Michael Amster wrote:
>
> Hi:
>
> I have a load balancing environment with two Apache servers on RH 6.1
> and two Solaris 2.7 Jserv servers. I currently don't see the Jserv
> session cookie getting set even though I have the
> session.useCookies=true set in zone file. My application sets cookies
> as well. Is there anything else that I need to do to ensure that the
> cookies get set? I am testing with Netscape with the cookie warning
> enabled. I see my cookies getting set. As I understand the session
> cookie mechanism to be the core of the routing protocol, I would like
> ensure that this is working right.
>
Michael,
How are you doing your load-balancing ? using dedicated hardware,
reverse proxy, jserv built-in load-balancing or what ?
Because you said you have 2 Apache servers.
If you use JServ built-in load-balancing (ie: using the "balance"
protocol), is every Apache able to recognize the 2 JServs using the
Routing parameter ?
Are you trying to use different zones in your applications ? (JServ
sessions are dedicated to one zone).
Can I have a look at your config files ?
Jean-Luc
(you can see session cookies/load-balancing here :
http://jnix.penguinpowered.com/servlet/SessionServlet ). that's
working...
Jean-Luc
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