> hi all,
> i create an FMS2 application that work as a proxy between my Flash client and
> a java webapp that export a service via Remoting.
> When the client connect to FMS i create a new connection to the Remoting
> service with the following code:
>
> I create this method on my Client object:
>
> Client.prototype.createConnection = function(){
> // Connect to the gateway
> if(this.gatewayConnection == null){
> this.gatewayConnection =
> NetServices.createGatewayConnection(ServerConfiguration.URL) ;
> this.remotingService =
> this.gatewayConnection.getService(ServerConfiguration.REMOTI NG_SERVICE,this);
> }
> }
>
> When a client connect i use this code:
>
> /**
> * onConnect
> */
> application.onConnect = function(p_client) {
> //disable write access
> p_client.writeAccess = "";
> p_client.start_time = (new Date()).getTime();
> p_client.createConnection();
> }
>
>
> Everything works fine but i've got problems with HTTP sessions management.
> At the first request my tomcat server create a new HTTP Session and send a
> cookie to FMS2.
> From that point all the request starting from that FMS2 server will use the
> same cookie.
> From my logs i'm sure i create a new connection for every client, sniffing
> with ethereal i can see different HTTP connection for every client but all the
> different connection send allways the same cookie to the tomcat server.
> I need to have a new HTTP Session for every client but it seems that creating
> a new connection with NetServices.createGatewayConnection is not enough.
>
> There's a way to have FMS2 accepting a new cookie for every remoting
> connection?
>
> Previous version of the application (that was based on FCS1.5) works well.
>
> I made a try also using loadVars function and i get the same result, all
> following request use the same session cookie so all requests are executed, on
> tomcat, in the same session.
>
> thanx for your help
> nemokid