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i think the code for having replication of session data between jserv
instances in a load balancing situation was taken out for speed...
what we do is store important session information in the database so a
user can pull it back out if they get flipped to another jserv session..
its not the best of worlds, but it works for our particular
appplication...
so in other words, jserv doesnt replicate session data between jserv
instances.. if you get flipped from .JS1 to .JS2, you lost your session
that was on .JS1
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From: valery brasseur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, May 12, 2000 10:19 am
Subject: jserv session saving
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> Is it possible to save/restore JSERV sessions ? I know it's
> possible to
> have a failover config of JServ with 2 or more instances. Can I have
> these instances share sessions or load/save old sessions ?
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> Thanks
> valery
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