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| | | Subject: Session pattern for non-J2EE | Subject: Session pattern for non-J2EE 2004-07-23 - By Chris Juettner
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Here's my challenge: I have an application that uses MS IIS and ASP for the
presentation layer. Using RMI, the web pages talk to a custom application
server written in Java. We have found that a new enhancement architecture does
not support multiple users because the transaction event class is instantiated
at startup which causes the same instance of the event class to get updated by
multiple users. I need a pattern to handle the session management for multiple
users. I don't have the luxury of J2EE design patterns or a 'pure' Java
environment. I would like to not have to pass a user session id around on the
query string or using a database to save the objects associated with each user.
Transactions are batched only for the user's browser session or until they
submit the batch of transactions to the application server. Any ideas or links
would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Chris Juettner
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Here's my challenge: I have an application
that uses MS IIS and ASP for the presentation layer. Using RMI, the web
pages talk to a custom application server written in Java. We have found
that a new enhancement architecture does not support multiple users because the
transaction event class is instantiated at startup which causes the same
instance of the event class to get updated by multiple users. I need a
pattern to handle the session management for multiple users. I don't have
the luxury of J2EE design patterns or a 'pure' Java environment. I would
like to not have to pass a user session id around on the query string or using
a
database to save the objects associated with each user. Transactions are
batched only for the user's browser session or until they submit the batch of
transactions to the application server. Any ideas or links would be
greatly appreciated.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Thank you.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Chris Juettner</FONT></DIV>
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