I am curious how folks are addressing using QMF in a web application
type model. Assume that I have a webapplication which can host n users.
If the users can access a backend service via QMF and I want to track on
the backend some notion of state and/or who the user is then I seem to
need to do the following:
1) Have one console instance per user.
2) Add the userid (or session id) onto every request and roll my own
session cache.
Has anhyone solved this in a better fashion? This seems analagous to
issues with JDBC drivers.. where I may want to track who the user is in
the DB.. but not open many connections.
-- bk
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