The bookmark will cause a jsp page to run.
In the header you can store the Requested URL (first item in SnoopServlet)
in the session.
Then determine if the user has logged in.
If not then force a login. And then return them to their original Requested
URL.
Obviously, it is your job (and headache) to initialize session values and
beans and determine if they can in fact "jump" to the requested page.
I believe that in JRun you can use CallPage to do this.
Does anyone have any other suggestions.
Ralph Eddy
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> Hi, a quick question:
>
> How have people solved the problem where jsp's are bookmarked
> by users,
> and when the user returns to the page, none of the session beans are
> instantiated?
>
> This is a public access scenario, so a "make them login
> response" will not
> suffice.
>
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