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From: "Michiel Bakker" <mb@nose.demon.nl>
To: <tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org>
Subject: Tomcat and multi-processor support
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 23:50:47 +0200
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Hi,

I'm currently testing a webapp which runs on Tomcat 4.0.6 on a W2K =
multi-processor (dual xeon) platform. The JDK installed is veriosn 1.3.0 =
from Sun. The webapp runs fine under NT 4 server and W2K, server both =
single processor architecture. The webapp consists of a login module for =
user authenticartion. When a user is logged in he/she can access jsp's. =
On each jsp a authorization check is made. Here's where the problem =
occurs. When a user logs in a hasmap is created in which a webuser =
object is put in together with a session object. This way, each user =
that is logged in can be verified. So, when the authorization check on a =
jsp is made on the webuser object, the webuser object seems to be null. =
Is this a multi-processor issue with Tomcat? As I was told there seem to =
be 2 different versions of the Apache httpd server, single- and =
multi-processor.

With kind regards,

Michiel.

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