If you are deploying the servlets as legacy servlets (not as web-app), then you need to modify the context. Properties to put the sessionManager related properties as below: context.global. Sessionmgr=com.iplanet.server.http.session.
IWSSessionManager context.global.sessionmgr. InitArgs=maxSessions=5000 If you are deploying the servlets as web-app then only you will have to put the configuration in web-apps. Xml file.
Session Manager for legacy servlets: For each context specified in context. Properties, an instance of Session manager is created (by default it is com.iplanet.server.http.session. IWSSessionManager).
A default context 'global' is created at the startup time. Sesion Manager for servlets deployed as web-app: For each virtual server a session manager is created and can be used by all the web-apps deployed in it. For e.g. MaxSessions 5000 In this both the web-apps use the same session manager instance with maxSession=5000.
You will notice Max session value set to different values, ... more.
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