Hi all,
How the scope of the 'session' bean is achieved ? Is it thru' the
httpSession?
if so can i use 'session' scope bean to track the user instead of
httpSession?
In 'session' scope bean , i will have user information and when i
logging
into the application the session bean will be created.In other pages i
will just
refer the bean using <jsp:usebean > tag if it goes to the "session bean
constructor"
means the user session is expired other wise will proceed the
navigation.
Will the above scenario is feasible?
thanks for your time ....
with regards,
rathna.
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