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Hi all,
Where did you find the info that jserv 1.1 will be closed soon ? Please provide asap.
If so then what will be the replacement (TomCat ..?) ?
Thanks,
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Date: Thu, 30 Dec 1999 11:05:47 +0100
From: Jean-Luc Rochat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: I dont like the Session ID String...
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Bob Schulze wrote:
>
> Hi Developers,
hi User,
> in the latest jserv packages (from CVS 1.1b3) I found
> that the former token "JServSessionID" changed to
> JServSesionId<zonename>.
This was discussed before and was done to allow ISP to host differents
zones for different customers (servernames) without having to start one
JVM / http server alias. Sorry but you are using your own cookie
mechanisms and have to assume what you are doing.
>
> Sorry if I missed something from the list, but such a thing
> prevents me from assembling the session id by myself within
> the code (jsp or gsp pages). Doing it myself (means building
> all links in a page) gives much better performance than
> calling request.encodeUrl() all the time (Also I would have
> to dig trough MBytes of code...).
>
> If I would assemble JServSesionId<zonename> I m starting to
> depend on the zone name with my pages/servlets.
Well, you've got the JServ source code, it is not more complicated than
changing it.
>
> A better random thing? Just not append the zone? Why not
> appending the zone onto the sessionId itself?
removing one of the sessions without removing all of them.
and allows load-balancing of some of the zones (not all of them) on
different machines.
>
> I also wouln'dt mind to be able to set the id string by
> myself in the configs...
>
> Anyway, I just read that 1.1 wiil be closed soon; I just
> want to say Thank you to the developer team for this great
> jserv thing!
>
Jean-Luc
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