Hi ,
Well...similar newbie situation here too..I am using the HTTPSession object
to hold a Stateful Session Bean ( using session.putValue("parmName" ,
StatefulSessionBean Remote Interface) ) .. Later , i retrieve the SSB from
one of the JSP's further down into my session ( using RI SSB = (RI)
getValue("parmName" ) . This leaves me without a clue to the difference
between using an ordinary Java Object and a SSB for the sake of holding
session related data . It would be great if somebody could guide us about
the proper way of using Stateful Session Beans .
Regards,
R2
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> Subject: newbie question: http sessions --> servlets --> stateful
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> Hi
>
> Sorry bout this newbie question, but am i missing something? can anyone
> give me clarity on the following scenario:
>
> 1) I am using weblogic 4.5 application server;
> 2) i have a servlet acting as a front component;
> 3) I have a stateful session bean that handles user authentication and
> Account detail retrieval
> 4) At the same level i have a stateless session bean doing credit card
> authorisation
>
> I have just built http session management into my servlet. my question
> is this: If I have to use an HttpSession object to keep track of my user
> connections, how does the stateful session bean handle this scenario?
> i.e. How does the connection between a specific instance of the session
> bean and a specific client get managed?
>
> cheers
> steri
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