One of the other solution is to use statefull EJB.
Regards
-----Original Message-----
From: Brad Rhoads
Sent: Thu 8/30/2001 3:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: using Load balancers with JSP pages
You can create your own session id, which can be passed in the
query string
or in a form, and store your session vars in a database, keyed
by the
varname & session id.
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> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 7:42 AM
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> Subject: using Load balancers with JSP pages
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>
> We are using a load balancer which routes the request to one
> of the machines. we have JavaWebServer2.0 running on both the
> machines and one of the machines serves the content.
>
> We are using sessions in our jsp pages. First when a jsp page
> is requested, we are storing some values in the session.
> later when another jsp page is accesses we are using the
> values stored in the session earlier. now hte problem is if
> the next request is also routed to the same machine, the
> session values are being retrieved and everything works fine.
> but if the next request is routed to another machine the
> values stored in the earlier erquest on the first machine are
> not being accessessible and the session values are returning
null.
>
> So if JSP pages are being served from 2 different machines,
> how can the same session be maintained on both the machines.
>
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