At 10:30 AM 4/22/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi:
>
> I have the funny work of migrating an standalone application made in
>Swing to a client (HTML) - server (Servlet) aproach. My problem is that
>the current application at the start creates several objects and
>register them in a RMI server; the question is how can I save the state
>of this objects, so when an user access for first time the servlet it
>creates the objects and then the user can access these objects without
>registering again when he access the servlet.
>
> I have already take a look at the ways that the servlet's API allow
>to store aplication data (cookies, url encoding), but I was wondering if
>they are apropiated or there is a better way to do it. I would
>apreciate any advice.
If you need to register the objects at the user level (i.e. once for each
user) then using session data would probably be the way to go. If you need
to register once per servlet then you should probably do it in the init()
method.
Bob
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