Maurice,
Either copy the information into some form of flatfile storage (if you user
group is REALLY small (<20) or use a DB to save off this information.
MySql and Postgresql are both free implementations of DB's that have JDBC
API's.
--Angus
maurice coyle wrote:
>
> Hi everybody (hi doctor nick),
>
> (short version of question):
> Does anyone know of a way to save what is in the session object, so you
> can resume a session at a later date?
>
> (long version of question):
> I am currently developing an application in JSP which uses the session
> object quite heavily. The application is a testing resource, where
> developers can use it to test an application to see if it is
> internationalized correctly. The only thing is, I don't expect any user
> to complete all of the tests in one go, so I am going to need a way for
> them to save what they have done so far and then come back to it later
> on. Is there some way of saving what's in the session object and then
> just resuming the session at a later date?
>
> thanks for any replies,
> maurice.
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