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Saving Sessions in Tomcat Dominic has provided a great link for storing your user sessions in a database with Tomcat. This could be very helpful in a production Tomcat environment where you need to persist your sessions in case you reboot a server. In most of my apps, I try to keep session-scoped objects to a minimum, so in most cases - I don't need to save the user's session. Good link regardless though - thanks Dominic! Posted in Java at Apr 01 2003, 09:19:03 AM MST Add a Comment

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