>>> Siros Supavita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/22/99 2:38:03 AM >>>
> I'm sorry. It's my misunderstand. Nic's example is alright.
But I
>didn't clearly understand in that example yet. Did it leave
implementation
>detail to implementers ?? ... If so ... then I have to make a class
that
>manage session (maybe MySessionManager) and then to create session
table or
>something to share between many request , Right ??
What I was trying to do was show how to write your own Http session
manager class.
That is a class to:
1. create sessions
2. store sessions based on a session id (in a session table)
3. periodically destroy session that are passed their validity date
To do this you also need to create a class to implement
javax.servlet.http.HttpSession.
The original questioner wanted to know how to do this in order to
build an implementation of session management that could handle a
distributed environment (ie: same sessions across many servlet
engines).
Nic Ferrier
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