Could you use the application server's cache? Doesn't JBoss's
treecache distribute across multiple servers? So you could stuff your
transitional data into a cache node, couldn't you?
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> Subject: RE: Sharing an HTTPSession Between Apps
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> yeah i know what you meant with teh concurrent users. our app will be
> spanned over multiple application servers to load balance the front end.
> ultimatly i think pushing the data would be messier then using DB
> connection session or using an In-Memory session dump.
>
> using concurrentHashMap within multiple application on one JVM would be
> easier, but like i said we will be transitioning into multiple
> applications server by 2007. So we would need to set up Java RMI in order
> to make the concurrentHashMap work between remote application servers.
> This seems more complex to manage the servelt paths then connection path
> to a DB.
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