Lost session on Solaris

I am experiencing the following problem running when running a servlet
          on Weblogic 4.5.1 SP 8 on Solaris (it works fine on NT) using IE with or
          without cookies (testing on Netscape will be done next week)
          - sometimes my session gets lost. It is pretty difficult to
          reproduce, but it happens enough to know it is a bug somewhere
          This is the code that gets executed:
          HttpSession sess=null;
          try {
          sess = req.getSession(true);
          catch (UnsupportedMethodException ume) {
          return ServerSession.getInstance(null);
          MySession m = (MySession)sess.getValue(SESSION_PROPERTY);
          if (m == null)
          m = new MySession ();
          sess.putValue(SESSION_PROPERTY, m);
          Does anybody know if this could be a Weblogic problem? It puzzels me
          that it happens on Solaris, and not on NT.
          It looks to me that the problem is either in
          req.getSession(true);
          or
          MySession m = (MySession)sess.getValue(SESSION_PROPERTY);
          Any help would be appreciated - I have been stuck with this one for a
          while....
          Thanks a lot,
          Branka Billante

This is a known bug. We're on it for a future service pack.
          Thanks,
          Michael
          Michael Girdley
          Product Manager, WebLogic Server & Express
          BEA Systems Inc
          Branka Billante <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          > I am experiencing the following problem running when running a servlet
          > on Weblogic 4.5.1 SP 8 on Solaris (it works fine on NT) using IE with or
          > without cookies (testing on Netscape will be done next week)
          >
          > - sometimes my session gets lost. It is pretty difficult to
          > reproduce, but it happens enough to know it is a bug somewhere
          >
          > This is the code that gets executed:
          >
          > HttpSession sess=null;
          >
          > try {
          > sess = req.getSession(true);
          > }
          > catch (UnsupportedMethodException ume) {
          > return ServerSession.getInstance(null);
          > }
          > MySession m = (MySession)sess.getValue(SESSION_PROPERTY);
          > if (m == null)
          > {
          > m = new MySession ();
          > sess.putValue(SESSION_PROPERTY, m);
          > }
          >
          >
          > Does anybody know if this could be a Weblogic problem? It puzzels me
          > that it happens on Solaris, and not on NT.
          >
          > It looks to me that the problem is either in
          >
          > req.getSession(true);
          >
          > or
          >
          > MySession m = (MySession)sess.getValue(SESSION_PROPERTY);
          >
          > Any help would be appreciated - I have been stuck with this one for a
          > while....
          >
          > Thanks a lot,
          > Branka Billante
          >

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