ftang
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于 2003-03-11 11:56
Hi,
I haven't done that for Weblogic before. but I have done this for IBM WebSphere + DB2. WebSphere stores the HttpSession into DB2, you have to use the DB2 command client to look at the database. We used Store_procedure to check whether some HttpSession value are changed in the database, for our testing of Session.
I read that Weblogic has an option to use database as a HttpSession backup. So I think you could try it. Also, search on the BEA Weblogic forum, see if somebody has done that before.
but h_barry may have a good solution specifc to Weblogic. I am not an expert for Weblogic.
One suggestion: If your session has to be shared as a business logic, USE STATEFUL SESSION BEAN. This is the model to share business logic.
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