Please don't cc this sort of question to both lists - I leave it to your
discretion as to which list future posts belong to, but it seems like a
user question to me.
The normal way would be to start an HTTP session in the servlet and that
takes care of the session ID stuff for you. Obviously your clustering
isn't going to handle this, so your options go something like this:
* You could implement an RMI server which maps IDs to stateful session
beans.
* You could set up one EJB server to just serve up these references.
Either way, your clustering solution ought to take care of this and
distribute sessions across the tomcat instances.
Tom
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Doug Ferguson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently working on a project and I have one Stateful session bean
> that contains login information,
> so that I can query this object for my JAAS login and I also use this
> object to cache information for a
> particular session. I would like to store a session cookie in the users
> browser and use this ID to lookup
> the stateful session bean, however, I am not sure how I will map this ID
> to a Handle object. If anyone
> has done this or has ideas, they would be appreciated.
>
> One thing that slightly complicates things is that we are implementing a
> round robin load balancing pool
> on the apache/tomcat servers and we are also doing the same on the jBoss
> servers. We only have one
> bean that is Stateful and we plan on implementing some sort of
> "make-shift clustering" So that when we
> create a bean the bean is distrubuted across all the instances of jBoss.
> Any ideas, here would be useful.
>
>
> Also,
>
> From the StatefulHandleImpl.java what is the utility of the method
> pointer to
> an interface?
> *******************************************************************
> static Method getEJBObjectMethod;
>
> static {
> try {
>
> getEJBObjectMethod =
> Class.forName("javax.ejb.Handle").getMethod("getEJBObject", new
> Class[0]);
> }
> catch (Exception e) {
> e.printStackTrace();
> }
> }
>
>
>
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