The session is tracked by the servlet container, and
the JSP, bean, custom tag, and servlet all have access
to it. So, I think thta's a decision that you don't
have to make.
Mike K.
--- marju jalloh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks
> I know all about java session.What I mean is
> implement
Thanks
I know all about java session.What I mean is implementing session in jsp or
in bean which one is advisable
Fredrik Rubensson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Marju wrote:
> I want to track a session of an input a user enter in my jsp page.The
jsp page
>is using a bean to execute sql qu
> Marju wrote:
> I want to track a session of an input a user enter in my jsp page.The
jsp page
>is using a bean to execute sql queries.That works wel.
>
> My question is it advisable to track the session in the jsp page or
in the
>Bean.Which is better
I am not sure I follow you here. The
Hi
I want to track a session of an input a user enter in my jsp page.The jsp
page is using a bean to execute sql queries.That works wel.
My question is it advisable to track the session in the jsp page or in the
Bean.Which is better
Thanks in advance
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