Re: Why SavedRequest should be Serializable (or at least not stored in a Session note)

See Servlet Spec 7.2.2 == Within an application marked as distributable, all requests that are part of a session must be handled by one Java Virtual Machine1 ("JVM") at a time. == That is quite a good reason. Regards, -- Alberto Rodriguez Galdo argaldo at gmail.com

Why SavedRequest should be Serializable (or at least not stored in a Session note)

nted for SSO in clustered environments and so on? -- Alberto Rodriguez Galdo [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Make Cookie and SavedRequest Serializable to allow proper SSO handling in clustered environments

does not affect to Tomcat's behaviour and eases very much our approach to the problem in JBoss (and other Application servers that use Tomcat as servlet/jsp container). Is this possible?, Do you want us to send the proper diff files against cvs? Greets, -- Alberto Rodriguez Galdo [EMAIL PROTECTED]