I've run into something like this more with IIS than JRun. On IIS do you have it set
to spawn a new session for each user or share sessions? This is used as an
optimization feature and is real annoying sometimes. This may be completely off, but I
have run into the same problem from that angle, but not on JRun so...
Hope this helps.
Matthew L. Wright
Java Internet Programmer
Jupiter One, Web World Studios WC
(818) 763-2927
-----Original Message-----
From: Merdinger, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu, 01 Mar 2001 15:25:52 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Sessions being assigned to 2 clients on separate machines
Thanks for the try....
There is no proxy/caching environment in place in our extensive development
testing.
I can get this to happen locally from the server hosting the JRun server.
It appears that the lack of a trailing "/" for the request has something to
do with it.
--Rich
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 3:05 PM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: Re: Sessions being assigned to 2 clients on separate machines
Richard,
Is there some caching occurring on your proxy server that contributes to
the problems that you experience ? It might not really be the reason, but
since you were out of ideas, I thought I'd ask.
- Arjun
"Merdinger,
Richard" To: JRun-Talk
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:
om> Subject: Sessions being
assigned to 2 clients on seperate machines
03/01/01
02:20 PM
Please
respond to
jrun-talk
We have experienced a problem in JRun 3.0 (no sp, sp1, and sp2a) where two
clients accessing our site sequentially will end up sharing the same
session
ID and session data. We are on Windows 2000, IIS 5.
Our JRun application is installed with a context of /cxt.
Step 1. A user accesses our site via http://oursite.com/cxt, the URL is
rewritten to http://oursite.com/cxt/, and the default page is loaded.
Step 2. A user on a different client machine accesses our site via the
same http://oursite.com/cxt, the URL is rewritten to
http://oursite.com/cxt/?jsessionid=1234567890. This session ID is the same
one as the person from step 1.
The two persons share a single session ID, and chaos results. The Allaire
tech support (to whom we have opened a paid support ticket, have not been
able to address this issue. Has anyone out there experienced it?
We have altered the structure of our site slightly to minimize the impact
of
this, but there are customers with dozens of computers who have set their
shortcuts to http://oursite.com/cxt.
Any ideas are appreciated.
Richard
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