Somebody asked:
> > What is the correct way to call classes from a servlet?
> > Currently, I am just creating an object of a class and passing
> > arguments to it. I have recently seen code out there that puts
> > objects into session objects. What are the advantages to this and
> > is this more appropriate than the latter?
Andy Bailey writes:
> only need to store objects in an HttpSession object if you want to preserve
> them across requests.
Er, if you want to store them in a convenient user-specific place across
browser requests, you mean? As opposed to servlet instance variables for
storing persistent, but generally shared objects.
Steven J. Owens
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