How can I manually load a Java session using a JSESSIONID?

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There is no API to retrieve session by id.

What you can do, however, is implement a session listener in your web application and manually maintain a map of sessions keyed by id (session id is retrievable via session.getId()). You will then be able to retrieve any session you want (as opposed to tricking container into replacing your current session with it as others suggested)

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