Brian,
I would think that information you'd want to maintain across user sessions
would be best stored in some kind of database.
Dan
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> From: Brian Burridge[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Brian Burridge
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> Subject: Lifespan = Application
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> Has anyone used the "application" lifespan? Am I correct in assuming
> that this functions similiar to a servlet, in that if I use
> "applicaiton" lifespan, the bean and its contents (objects) are
> accessible to that application, even across user sessions, until the
> server unloads the servlet, probably through shutdown/restart?
>
> I haven't used this lifespan before, but need to use a global object
> across sessions. I am using spec .92.
>
> Brian N. Burridge
> Lead Internet Analyst
> Cox Target Media
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