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| Hi Experts,
I would like to know the websphere session infomation? Hows its work?
I tried to read websphere redbooks but i am not able to understand in details?
What is the persistent sessions?
What is the memory-to-memory sessions?
In above seesions, which is the works for database servers and which is the works for websphere application server?
Also, I am confused about the following redbook text :-
In persistence sessions, One drawback to the database solution, just as with application data, is that it provides a single point of failure (SPOF) so it should be implemented in conjunction with hardware clustering products such as HACMP or solutions suc
h as database replication. Another drawback is the performance hit, caused by database disk I/O operations and network communications.
can anybodys please throw lights on this.
Thanks
vaze
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| Paul Ilechko 2005-12-24, 5:57 pm |
| vazeamit@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi Experts,
>
> I would like to know the websphere session infomation? Hows its work?
> I tried to read websphere redbooks but i am not able to understand
> in details?
>
> What is the persistent sessions? What is the memory-to-memory
> sessions?
>
> In above seesions, which is the works for database servers and which
> is the works for websphere application server?
>
> Also, I am confused about the following redbook text :- In
> persistence sessions, One drawback to the database solution, just as
> with application data, is that it provides a single point of failure
> (SPOF) so it should be implemented in conjunction with hardware
> clustering products such as HACMP or solutions such as database
> replication. Another drawback is the performance hit, caused by
> database disk I/O operations and network communications.
>
> can anybodys please throw lights on this. Thanks vaze
What makes you think that someone here can summarize this in a few
sentences more effectively than people who have written books on the
subject?
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