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FYI, I've heard that WebSphere has basically
overridden the Java Session API to be distributed
across a server farm with an abstract store.
Otherwise, you could use a rotator like BigIP that has
sticky cookie sessions to make sure a user always goes
to the same server in a server farm for the length of
a session and use the standard Java Session API.
--- jon * <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> on 2/10/00 11:38 AM, Steve Nguyen
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Thanks Jon. But can we utilize the session values
> accross the JVM (in memory).
> > I doubt it.
>
> No. For that, you need to come up with your own
> scheme. For what you are
> doing, I suggest that you write your own encodeUrl()
> wrapper that does what
> you need. I would suggest abstracting the sessioning
> out to a database on
> the back end in that case. You could start with the
> DynamicURI class that is
> included with Turbine and work from there.
>
> -jon
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