If you never use Session Scope or any Session variables, you can set
session="false" and save a little memory and a very small amount of
processing time. Each time the JSP is entered it calls session =
request.getSession(); to populate the intrinsic session variable. On the
first call this creates a HashMap to store all the session variables,
calculates a unique Session ID, and adds a Cookie to the Response. On each
subsequent call it simply looks up the Cookie from the Request and uses the
Session ID it contains to retrieve the Session Object from the HashMap.
(*Chris*)
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> What impact will setting attribute session = false in the page directive
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> a jsp..
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> Check out Excape taglib from Coldjava's suite
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