Gary Affonso wrote:
Tom Schneider wrote:
Both of those plugins, by default, would need the session to keep
track of
the state.
Oh, duh. I didn't see that he wanted to avoid the session.
What is up with that BTW? There seem to be quite a few posts lately
from people wanting to do stuff and avoid the http session (or its
struts2 wrapper).
What's wrong with the session?
There's nothing wrong with it in most -existing- webapps because it's
the most productive means to record state, but it's always been a
problem for clustered apps, has always been evil according to REST
purists and is becoming less popular as web developers move to
SOAUI/SOFEA architectures.
David Van Couvering's blog provides a good example:
http://davidvancouvering.blogspot.com/2007/09/session-state-is-evil.html
regards,
Jeromy Evans
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