updated report: ok, i have confirmed that the session serialization portion is working 100% properly within Tomcat itself. In other words, the classloader gets reloaded, the session object (with "turbine.user" in it) is serialized and then de-serialized properly. One more bit of oddness is that the dumpSession stuff that I'm calling from within Turbine which dumps the session to a bytearraystream and then attempts to de-serialize it right away is failing with ClassCastExceptions. That is probably close to where the problem is. If it isn't that, then I think the bug might be in Turbine itself now... still digging. -jon ------------------------------------------------------------ To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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