Hi,
I have a few questions to add in this context. If a servlet is going to server many concurrent users, how do i keep track of each individual user and his session information within the servlet - know when he logs off and maintain his session information until then.
Thanks,
Mohan
Hi :) I apologize if this subject has been covered before...
Would someone be able to provide a URL that might explain how servlets
maintain state?
I've read up on Session Tracking, but I'm not sure I fully understand how it
works.
Please correct me if I'm wrong..
1) A servlet is run in a single process..regardless of the # of requests
made
2) Those requests are handled concurrently
3) Servlet stays in memory between requests
Is all the state information automatically stored on the server side?
Are Session Id's/Cookies only used to associate a particular session with a
particular user?
When we use the word 'Session Object', what exactly does that mean?
I pray i haven't been too vague.
My thanks in advance,
Robert
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