Re: HttpSession questions

  1. JServ does not AFAIK support session migration. For a servlet engine that does, yes your data would have to be serializable in order for it to migrate it. We support failover (not migration) in our multi-server JServ setup by having all pertinent session data stored in a database, of which t

Re: HttpSession questions

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Session tacking and URL's - Re: Sessions

More precisely, for any URL you display back to the browser which refers to a servlet within the zone, you are supposed to pass it through the rewriter by calling "response.encodeURL()" on it. If the servlet engine has successfully pushed and got back a cookie then it will leave the URL alone, if

Re: Loadbalancer

  If you spread your service over two tiers (Apache and JServ on separate boxes) then you can use ApJServBlance to do this quite effectively. The load on Apache is negligible even with SSL. If you need redundancy in all tiers, then set up an identical pair (or more) of Apache servers and load bal

Re: Config JServ as a root directory

One gotcha with mod_rewrite - you need to make sure it preceeds mod_jserv in the Apache stack. Typically this is not the case. -- David Crooke, Austin TX, USA. Bibo ergo sum. Open Standards. Open Source. Open Minds.  

JServ 1.1.2 install problem (FreeBSD 4.0-RELEASE)

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HttpSession questions

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RE: SSI servlet cannot find servlet class

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RE: JSP engine.

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Re: JSP engine.

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Re: JSP engine.

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JSP engine.

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RE: Loadbalancer

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RE: SSI servlet cannot find servlet class

Title: RE: SSI servlet cannot find servlet class This may not be your problem, but in CIMBA.PROPERTIES, shouldn't your "cimba" repository be fully defined as a JAR file, like:   repositories=C:\Java\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs\servlets\cimba.jar instead of just:   repositories=C:\Java\Apac

Re: Re: Config JServ as a root directory

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SSI servlet cannot find servlet class

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How can I get the session expire time?

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AW: It is on the FAQ but FAQ won't help - (EMERGENCY) ajp12:ping: noreply (-1)

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