It is exactly the same object. If you forward from a JSP to servlet,
getSession() in the servlet will return the "session" object from the JSP.
Of course you must ensure your JSP is "session aware"" using <%@page session="true"%>
*Saran
Ravi wrote:
>
> Is there any difference between a HttpSession object created by
>request.getSession(true/false) and the default session(of type HttpSession) object
>available in every JSP page.
>
> Thanks
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