Hi,
....
On Fri, 4 Jun 1999, Shashank Phadke wrote:
> ....
>
> Hi Tyler --
>
> You are trying to duplicate the functionality of the inbuilt Session API
> implementation of the webserver / servler engine. If you trying your own
> session management, you will have to create your registry of sessions, add
> session objects, register the session objects and use callbacks to notify
> the events. Not to mention you will have to keep track of the access
> times/timers too.
...
The worst is that you will need to handle session cookies or
url-rewriting, with high chances of conflicts with the real servlet engine
that does the same ..
Cezar.
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