Session question

["Bond - James D." <ja...@telesoft.com>]

I have a question regarding application and session scope ....... if
you're running 2 different applications, and they are each in their own
'application' (context) ..... then do they share the same set of sessions
or are sessions a subset under each 'application' ?  To me the latter
would make more sense but I can't seem to find docs on this anywhere
.......

> Kevin,
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James Dalrymple
Telesoft Corp.

Re: Session question

["Craig R. McClanahan" <Cr...@eng.sun.com>]

"Bond - James D." wrote:

> I have a question regarding application and session scope ....... if
> you're running 2 different applications, and they are each in their own
> 'application' (context) ..... then do they share the same set of sessions
> or are sessions a subset under each 'application' ?  To me the latter
> would make more sense but I can't seem to find docs on this anywhere
>

Per the Servlet API Specification, the sessions are *not* shared between
applications.  Neither are application-scope objects, or pretty much anything
else.  The intent is that applications be self contained units, and not able to
interfere with each other.

Craig McClanahan