Without using Enterprise Beans, what is the best way to accomplish the
following situation ...
When a user first comes to a jsp page certain database information
will populate the users session bean as a collection of objects (in
this case a vector of 'project' objects). While the session is
active the user will be able to modify the vector (ie- edit project
objects, delete, add).
The problem I have is how can I make sure this user has the current
set of objects at all times if the database is only accessed once upon
the users first instatiation of the bean and then someone else
modifies the database? I was reading briefly in the
Wrox Proffesional JSP book about setting up "PropertyChangeListners"
and was wondering if this is good (or even possible) way to go about
it? If so could I still give the users bean "session" scope or should
it be "application" scope ?
I'm new to this.. so any dummied down responses will not be taken as
an offense:)
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