It seems you are a beginner in java programming.
1) The function performed by the session variable  in ASP as same as the
functioni performed by the session variable in the servlet sessioni variable.
2) The session in the code can be invalidated with the method
sessioni.invalidate()

3)Session is active for each terminal.


These are very simple questions.....YOu can find inn books like java servlet
prog by Jason Hunter.

Rahul.

kishore babu wrote:

> hi all,
> sorry for disturbing with these simple questions.
>
> 1)Is sessions in servlets are like session variables
> or Application variables in ASP?
>
> 2)how do i terminate a session in the code?
>
> 3)is session is active for each terminal or active at
> the server.
>
> thanks in advance
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