Hi Binod,
The types of context supported for propagation are determined by each
application server. Currently, JSR 236 would require the support of JNDI
naming, classloader, and security context. An application server could
choose to provide support for propagation of session but that is not
required by the JSR 236 spec, thus it may not be supported by some
application servers.
cc'ing the JSR 236 EG mailing list for more feedback.
Regards
Anthony
On 12/14/12 12:13 AM, Binod wrote:
> Hi Anthony,
>
> At JSR 359 EG, we looked at JSR 236 and how does
> it apply to SIP Servlets.
>
> One important aspect, we were looking at is, associating sessions with
> a task. For example, executing runnable/callable in the scope of
> a session and retrieve the session from the callable/runnable
> implementation. I looked at the ContextService interface, but it was
> not clear to me if it supported the ability to attach a session as a
> contextual object.
>
> Could you please clarify?
>
> thanks,
> Binod.
>
>
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