thanks for the help...
somebody could point me to a sample to
serialize and deserialize all session objects
to and from a persistent store.
thanks in advance...
-----Mensaje Original-----
> De: Kevin Mukhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Fecha:Wed Jun 14 11:02:59 EST 2000
> A:
>Asunto:Re: reload
>
>Desarrollo wrote:
>>
>> hi...
>>
>> the sessions objects will not survive a reload of classes.
>> objects that manage persistence between client request will dead.
>> Then all the users will lost their objects in the server side.
>>
>> Exist a simple way to manage this problem
>> In a production environment is a very big problem.
>
>Change to a better server? My project uses JRun 2.3.1. I just ran a quick test
>where I made a request to a servlet which stored an object in the session. Then
>I modified the servlet, copied it into the servlets directory. The next request
>to the servlet caused the servlet to be reloaded, and the object was still in
>the session. So, JRun 2.3.1 does persist session objects across class reloading.
>
>If your server does not do this, then one way to resolve the problem is to keep
>a reference to all sessions; you could write a class to do that, and to
>serialize and deserialize all session objects to and from a persistent store.
>
>K Mukhar
>
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