Hi Eric
We had build a solution designed specifically for that cases using JINI and
JavaSpaces.
We had used the space to maintain distributed session information and we
maintained a distributed session key that remains consistent as long as the
same client is interacting with the server.

>From the user point of view the use of the distributed session is quite
similar to the use of non distributed session information except for the
fact that the session object would be retrieved via an explicit call rather
than via the request object.

This framework is part of our j-spaces ( www.j-spaces.com ) product and will
be included in our 1.1 version.
We intend to publish a case study that illustrate this specific solution.

If you are interested in more information I would suggest that you would
contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] or myself for getting code examples etc.
I hope this helps.


Nati Shalom
J-Spaces Technologies
"The space is the network"
www.j-spaces.com



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Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Erik C.
Thauvin
Sent: Tue 03 July 2001 10:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is there a way to access session information across virtual domain
hosts?

Does anyone know how to access session information across different virtual
hosts?

For example:

    We have a webapp that has one URL:

        http://www.onedomain.com/app/

    Yet at some point it needs to redirect to a secure url on the same
    machine and still access the session variables:

        https://www.otherdomain.com/app/

Is this possible and how is it normally configured?

Thanks,

E.


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