What kind of state do you store in those variables?
With multiple VMs, you can store user/session state in cookies, in a shared
database or you
can use an application server.
--Jose
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What kind of state do you store in those variables?
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What you describe is what TC4.0.2 + mod_jk + apache does. You assign a unique
jvmRoute to each of you tomcats
