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Session object needs (4 messages)
- Posted by: summo oboto
- Posted on: January 08 2003 15:18 EST
Does anyone out there know of a product taht allows you to persist session objects (500k) to provide failover? wlogic replicators don't cut it. thx in advance. -summoThreaded Messages (4)
- Session object needs by summo oboto on January 08 2003 15:20 EST
- Session object needs by Rob Misek on January 10 2003 12:51 EST
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Session object needs by Web Master on January 10 2003 11:08 EST
- Session objects stored in database by Vinay Joosery on January 16 2003 08:19 EST
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Session object needs by Web Master on January 10 2003 11:08 EST
- Session object needs by Rob Misek on January 10 2003 12:51 EST
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- Posted by: summo oboto
- Posted on: January 08 2003 15:20 EST
- in response to summo oboto
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- Posted by: Rob Misek
- Posted on: January 10 2003 12:51 EST
- in response to summo oboto
Hi Summo,
Take a look at Tangosol's Coherence clustered caching product. Coherence has an HTTP Replication Module for Servlet 2.3 application servers which does not limit the size of the session that is replicated across the cluster nodes.
Further, if you are interested in persisting the information stored in the replicated clustered cache Coherence provides a "write-through" or "write-behind" feature allowing you to do so.
Later,
Rob Misek
http://www.tangosol.com
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- Posted by: Web Master
- Posted on: January 10 2003 23:08 EST
- in response to Rob Misek
you could also save yourself some $ and persist your session objects yourself. -
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- Posted by: Vinay Joosery
- Posted on: January 16 2003 08:19 EST
- in response to Web Master
One application server vendor uses a parallel in-memory database to store session objects in a clustered environment. Does anyone know the pros and cons of such an approach?
/Vinay