Take a look at the session tracking portion of the servlet api. In
particular look at the HttpSession object.
In essence, servlets can use this object to store information associated
with a particular user. by calling the getSession() method the HttpSession
should be created if it does not already exist.
Justy
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> Hi, all
>
> I want to use session here, but when i use session first time, i fetch a
null session. Why?
> Dose some one can explain me how the session works? When the session
create? When it destroy? It's belong java or webserver?
>
>
> xin_kang
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