> Hi All,
> I have a strange question. I know nobody wants to do this. (I know jon
> don't like it at all).
I don't think it's strange, it is even kind of understandable.
> I read somewhere that mod_perl also has some session tracking
> functionality, and Jserv supports that.
I can't really see any viable way of setting this up. The reason is that the
Java session is maintained by the servlet engine, and the servlet engine
isn't even necessarily on the same machine as Apache (as I have done with
Apache on a service network, and JServ on the development network). Thus the
only way I really see it happening is by creating a servlet that is used to
manipulate the servlet session, and making a perl class that will connect to
the servlet whenever you want to get/set something in the session. You'd
have to proxy the cookie so that you get the right session.
I guess I do see a viable way of doing it, but I'm sure this is by no means
complete, and I have no urge to implement it :)
James
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