>> >When the submit button clicked, the form is posted to verifyuser
servlet.
>> >If username with that password exists, the verifyuser servlet will
>> >*create* a HttpSession. <I print the SessionId ... say "ABCD">
>>
>> Your problem might be that you create your own HttpSession in your
>> verifyuser servlet. What do you do with it? A HttpServer is already
>> created for you and is send to your servlet in the
>> HttpServletRequest parameter. To get that session, use
>> request.getSession ();
>
>But they are doing that -- the above line (which is only available in
>JSDK 2.1 compliant servlet engines) is equivalent to:
What I understood from the original post (as quoted above), is that they
created a HttpSession object of their own.
Arjan Houtman
Antares Informatisering
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