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Subject: Tricky or easy?
Date: Sat, 10 May 2003 15:30:06 +0200
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Hello!

I have a problem.=20
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I have setup a site for my rifleclub at a given isp. It is located on a
server (lets call it A). There I have no possibilities for jsp, tomcat =
and
so on. On my own isp I have these possibilities (B).=20
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Therefore I created everything on server B to be able to make what I =
want. I
have a sessionbean and several jsp-pages. These works fine and the =
session
bean "remembers" all my parameters throughout the session.
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On server A I created an index.html which contains one frame which
references index.html on server B so it looks like I am running on =
server A.
And here is the problem:=20
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Now the session bean looses connection and I have to initiate the bean =
on
every page. How can I go around that problem except just starting to run
everything on server B?
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- Terje
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