Hi! We have a problem with a webapplication we have developed for one of our coustomers. The problem is that Tomcat is creating new sessions when it shouldn't.
The sessions does not die, but a new is created and thus loosing access to the data in the original session. The result of the session "switching" is that the user is kicked out of the webapp, and can't log in until the "lost" session dies after 30 minutes (timeout). This does happen 10 - 20 times during the day, and it happens about the same time every day. At 10 - 11 in the morning and around 14 in the afternoon. This is when the traffic on the server is at its most. Our customer has the webapp in a Tomcat webhotel at an ISP, witch uses some Apache front end servers to proxy requests to the Tomcat server. We have checked our code thoroughly, and can't find anything there. Since this problem occure irregularly, and have never occured on our local test server, we suspect this is a server related problem. But we are not 100% sure, therefore this post to this list. I've searched the web to see if anyone else have had a similar problem, but haven't found anything we can relate to our problem. We know that there are 3 or 4 other webapps on the Tomcat hotel. The server has 1GB of physical RAM. Other tecnical info: Red Hat Linux release 7.3 (Valhalla) Tomcat 5.0.28 Java 1.4.2_10 maximum Java heap size: 512m We suspect the problem is either related to the use of front end servers or lack of memory. Does anyone of you have any suggestions on what can cause this trouble or point us in the right direction? -tommy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
