>
>
>> Not know much about lift yet and wanting to learn more, what is stored in
>> the server session for a simple application? I am assuming it is used by the
>> binder to store the generated form field names so the submitted fields can
>> be rebound ... what other state does the framework store in it?
>>
>
> Any SessionVars are held in Session state.  Bindings from HTML elements to
> functions are held in Session state.  Bindings between Comet Actors and the
> HTML the represents them in held in Session state.
>
>

Thanks for the information, I believe that the documentation states that
lift has its own session system and that it does not use the servers session
... if this is true and you are running two redundant servers, will the
servers session replication / clustering copy the Lift session?

State/session replication in a large cluster can cause problems, but for our
situation I don't see server state as being a problem as long as it is
minimal and replicates in clusters.

I went to the Colorado Software Summit last year and went to a couple of
presentations by Yan Pujante and was very impressed by what they are doing
at linked-in. He presented a couple of sessions one on OSGi and the issues
they are solving or hoping to solve with it as well as the obstacles they
have encountered. Also, he did a presentation on their new security /
authentication system which was very interesting. One thing he mentioned was
that they were moving to a stateless environment, where the only state that
is maintained is that of the authenticated user object.

Working for a school district I can say that Linked-in's world is ... well
different ... they have over 400 developers we have 2 ... they have I
believe he said 600 web servers ... we have two. Server state for us ... not
really a problem and I'd be happy if my development is easier, quicker and I
can better meet the needs of our users in a timely fashion.

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