I think serializable objects are restored and others are not. I don't remember
where I read this, but Java Web Server exhibited the same behavior and I
believe JRun does as well.
Kirkdorffer, Daniel wrote:
> Someone asked about servlet lifecyle. What about session lifecycle?
>
> I was surprised to discover for instance that when I restart the web server
> IBM WebSphere appears to maintain my session object and any basic Java
> objects I might have stored with it (i.e. String, Vector). What are lost
> are objects of my own creation (i.e. myAppObject).
>
> Can someone explain this behavior? I was under the assumption restarting
> the web server would flush any current sessions, and the session itself, and
> restart the servlets.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan
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