I'm not sure, but i'have operated like that for my application. You have to
create a logout link. When the user click on it, the user object stored in
session is removed.
<%@ page import= "lds.gui.user.User" %>
<%
User tUser = (User)session.getAttribute("user");
if ( tUser != null)
session.removeAttribute("user");
%>
<jsp:forward page="index.jsp"/>
Patrick PIERRA
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Hi,
I have a login page that lets a user enter his/her
username and password. If valid it takes them to a
page where they can administer a table in their
database using form fields.
My question is, if another user comes along after
somebody has been logged in,and presses the back
button or forward button on the browser and gets
passed the login page to see the administraion page ,
how can I stop this.
Could anyone tell me how I can stop this from
happening. I'd like to use sessions but i'm not sure
on how to go about it.
Thanks
Rui
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