Make your servlets dynamically build their own (html)<param>s based on what
your user has already done... Like setting and reading cookies. Based on
what the user needs, you can often bypass DB lookup methods.
-r
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-----Original Message-----
From: Omar Eljumaily [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 10:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Using JServSSI
Hi,
I've installed JServ SSI and it works well,
although I'm not sure about the optimum way
of using it. My problem is that the way I
see it, all tag reqests get routed through the
service method of my servlet. Is there any
simple way of maintaining state for a particular
session/page?
My strategy for the following would
be to use the init parameter to initialize a page specific
object keyed from cid and then store it in my session
information. This way, I don't do multiple database
lookups for a single record.
If I use this approach, I'd have to have
a page specific object stored in my session for every
page. Is there an eisier/better way of doing this? Seems
like there should be. Does anybody have any pointers
to examples?
<body>
<Servlet code="shop.Invoice"><param name="what" value =
"init-cid"></Servlet>
<br>Bill To:
<br>Name: <Servlet code="shop.Invoice"><param
name="what" value="name"></Servlet>
<br>Address: <Servlet code="shop.Invoice"><param
name="what" value="address"></Servlet>
<br>
</body>
Thanks,
Omar
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