hy , I think that your problem is on the client side. session is maintained through cookies (well you know what i mean server discriminates session based on cookies and stores data somowhere on server) and your client will never send cookie to different server (in some cases maybe it will work but mostly not). So if you want to do this you first have to deal with this problem than you could serialize whole session data and store it somewhere in database and on new domain you can deserialize it and use it as session
regards On 8/9/06, Madhur K Tanwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've a main website hosting domain "domain.com". There are links on this page that point to response servers, which is a subdomain "rs.domain.com". The problem is that when a user signs in on the "domain.com" and clicks on any link his session is not available on "rs.domain.com". I see that this question has been asked an ample number of times on this group. I think I'm clear on the point that this is against the spec / not possible normally. What I want to ask is that whether there is something that can be done either in Tomcat / Apache / my application that will help me in this sharing of sessions. We will be using Tomcat along with Apache (for load balancing) on Linux (FC4). Awaiting responses, -- __________________________ Madhur Kumar Tanwani --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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