Hi Guys
I need to track sessions based on the Client's IP, instead of using Cookies
or URL re-writing.. (My clients don't support Cookies, and I cannot re-write
the URL). I know this sounds useless, but believe me... this is what I
need.... ;-)
I found that in the Catalina internal API there is a Manager class
(org.apache.catalina.Manager) that provides some methods to manipulate the
Sessions base:
Manager.findSession(java.lang.String id)
Manager.add(Session session)
etc..
The problem is that I couldn't find a way get a reference for the Manager,
from the servlet...
I was trying to do something like:
Context context = request.getContext(); <== No such method
available
Manager manager = context.getManager();
String id = request.getRemoteAddr().toString();
Session sesion = manager.findSession(id);
if (sesion == null) {
sesion = manager.createSession();
sesion.setId(id);
}
but the getContext() method is not available from the
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest interface.. (It's only accesible from
the internal org.apache.catalina.connector.RequestBase class).
Is there a way to access some Manager class implementation (ManagerBase,
StatandardManager) within the servlet?
Do someone have some idea for facing this problem?
Basically, I require to use the client IP address, as the only ID in the
Session base.
I would appreciate any help, from more experienced users...
Thanks, very much...
Jose Miguel Guzman
Santiago, Chile.
PS: Sorry for my English..
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