...except that there is no "setDomain()" in javax.servlet.http.cook-ie
I agree, it can't be done. It's a security thing.
It may be possible to manage users between multiple domains by centralising the server information (like in a common database) and passing a reference to the session between the domains.
Common implementations of session
will not allow you to do this, sessions are managed implicitly to make them scaleable. You would have to throw away the default implementation and recreate session management (and this isn't recommended)
You could then pass the session key you defined between the domains. cook-ies won't let you.
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replace cook-ie with the appropriate word, UBB won't let me...)
Dave.