You could also implement a custom session that would use a centralized
database, Site Server for example uses a LDAP server to resolve this
problem. That is of course if you cannot afford to simply bind the session
to a particular server (your load balancing system should allow you to do
that and forward all the same request from a given ip to the same server).
Christian
>
> > All,
> >
> > I have two Sun boxes running Jrun sitting behind a
> load-balanacer.
> As
> > requests for servlets and JSPs come in they are split between
> the two Sun
> > boxes depeneding on load. This seems to handle our current load
> just fine.
> > However, if I want to use sessions to pass information between
> JSPs if the
> > successive requests are routed through the load-balancer to the
> other box,
> I
> > lose my session. How can I maintain a session in JRun across
> machines and
> > JRun instances?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dave Eaves
> >
> >
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