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Http Session Replication

 
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hi,
I'm working on a server which uses jetty as an embedded server. i want to incorporate Http Session Replication functionality into it. I tried googling for it, but all i got is how to use this functionality provided by various open source servers like tomact, jboss etc.

can anybody help me on like what all a server side should do to implement session replication.
Currently I'm aiming at Database level persistence.

any relevant links will also be helpful.
 
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hi,
can anybody help me on this?
 
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Are you talking about clustering or failover? Maybe Jetty supports this out of the box?
 
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no jetty 6.x doesn't support. Yeah I'm talking about clustering.
i want to implement Session Replication logic in my HTTP Server.
 
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