Hi
What you need is a distributed shared memory.
JavaSpaces is currently the only solution for that. It provides a very
simple api (write , read and take) for storing and sharing objects. It also
supports transactions , leasing , persistency and dynamic discovery which
makes it extremely powerful.
We had recently built a demo that illustrate how two web application can
share session information between themselves. The example that we had used
is a kind of a shared basket via which consumers can purchase products say a
cd and a book from two separated sites. Since the basket is shared both
sites can access it and put their items with in it.
You can find reference about the technology in sun JINI web site
www.jini.org and in our web site www.j-spaces.com.
I would suggest that you would contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] who is the person
who actually delt with the above example.
Hope this helps.
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"The space is the network"
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Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of G S Sundar
Sent: Wed 04 July 2001 10:01
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to share a common object between two servelts?
Hello All,
I've two servlets running in different ports. How do share a common
object between these two servelts. Once the
values updated by Servlet-1 i would like to use the LATEST values (with
out accessing the DB) from Servlet-2.
Or
Can i get the Servlet Context of Servlet-1 from Servlet-2.
Thanx in advance!!!
Regards
G S Sundaram
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