> A distributable servlet is one which can be run across many
> webservers but use the same data (primarily context and session
> data).
Can the web servers be different? Say one is JWS, one is IIS, and so on?
> User A makes a request to server1 and server1 creates a session for
> the user.
>
> User B then makes a request which is passed to server2 - how does
> server2 obtain the session data which was created on server1?
User B or User A???
> Not all servlet engines support this functionality.
Could you please to name a few which support it?
Thanks
Liwen
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