it would be nice if this could be put into wicket-contrib-ejb project in
wicket stuff
we have been thinking aout providing a JdbcSessionStore which is the same
thing but more generic.
-igor
On 12/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello!
What do you think about storing wicket session data to an ejb3 entity? I
have played around with glassfish and have implemented an AjpSessionStore
which stores all wicket session data. The main advantages of this in my
situation are:
- Huge reduction of memory consumption for storing wicket sessions in
memory
- Easier clustering by using a central databes (tested on Postgres /
Oracle / DB2 CE)
- Nearly no performance reduction compared to traditional session storage
- Database sessions are maintained by an EJB3 Timer bean (clean up on
session destroy and timed base deletion)
Would it be helpful to someone to post the code or constribute it?
Maciej Andreas Bednarz
Germany, Hannover
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