use the session object. you can put values into the session object and then
server can retrieve the information about the client. Hope this is what you
meant.
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From: Pavan Sulibhavi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 5:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Servlets
Hi,
My problem is something like this.
A user logs in using his username and password. I have written a login
script using servlets. When the user is authenticated i have ro throw a
menu to the user. Till this part my program is working fine. Now whhen he
clicks on one of the menu items, i need to access data from the database
using servlets. Does anybody know how to retain the state of the
user. What i mean by state is that when the user clciks on the menu item,
information pertaining to him must be disaplyed in an applet where he can
update his information.
Thanks in advance
pavan
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