What I am trying to do.
I want a user to log into my application. I will get their session with the request object and save it in a HashTable with a name-value of - for example ("Jarrod"/jlSession), this hashtable will be saved in the servletcontext.
Simple enough you might ask, now the trick!!
I want another client to access my web app and be allowed to refresh the first clients session (I have my reasons ).
Does anyone out here know if I can get the original session out of the hashtable and somehow refresh it as if I were calling request.getSession() from first Client? Basically, I don't want that first user to timeout, I want their session to be refreshed by the second client somehow.
Thanks Java Ranchers,
Jarrod
I want a user to log into my application. I will get their session with the request object and save it in a HashTable with a name-value of - for example ("Jarrod"/jlSession), this hashtable will be saved in the servletcontext.
Simple enough you might ask, now the trick!!
I want another client to access my web app and be allowed to refresh the first clients session (I have my reasons ).
Does anyone out here know if I can get the original session out of the hashtable and somehow refresh it as if I were calling request.getSession() from first Client? Basically, I don't want that first user to timeout, I want their session to be refreshed by the second client somehow.
Thanks Java Ranchers,
Jarrod