A session is a session between the JSP server and the browser and all web
app servers need it to operate. You need to find another way of attacking
the problem, such as setting a session property to see if the user has
logged in.
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Subject: JSP - Session
Hello all,
We are having problem with session creation in jsp. The compiled java file
by default creates the predefined session object this way :
HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);
Is there anyway to change the default argument value to false ?, We need to
avoid users directly accessing the JSP without accessing the initial web
pages.
We tried setting the <@page session to false, it doesn't seem to change the
way the session object is being created.
Thanks in advance,
Vishwa
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