Hi everybody:
I have a servlet based application that use the HttpSession API to
save the client state. The first time a user enters in to the system he
has to validate himself (I am not using the webserver authentication
schema, but a simple html form with user and password), this information
is stored in the session api (using cookies), so the next time that the
user access the system he doesn't have to log in again (as long as the
session info has not timeout). This is working fine.
Now I want to write a java API so that an application can access the
same webserver, but the problem is how to keep the session info between
every request in the client side, should I have to parse the server
response with the cookie holding the session info, and then set it for
every request I want to do.... or there's a simpler way to do this..??
I would appreciate any advice, link or comment... Thanks in advance.
andres
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