I have a question about shared servlets web hosting.
My web hoster provides a single Java servlet engine (Apache jserv)
which shared across many Apache virtual host. Because of people
writing bad servlets, the web hoster has adopted the policty of shutdowning
and restarting the servlet engine every 15 minutes.
The consequence is that all sessions are gone.
1) Can one detect when the servlet engine starts or shutdown?
(Probably look in the JServ open source )
2) Can one recreate sessions at start up?
(Probably look in the JServ open source )
3) Is there a way to save the sessions to a database or persistant file store?
4) Has anyone done this for Jserv or any another engine?
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Peter Pilgrim
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