Jiger Patel wrote:
>
> Thanks Bo,
> Thanxs for that answer but the Important part of the Question
> was not answer & that is How can that Applet Access the Session Object of
> the Servlet. This is neccessary since the Applet needs to get the values put
> in by the servlet & update it self. Say the Servlet might put in a Vector
> containing New Members & the Applet has to update Members List.
Despite everyone's answer about how to do what you are asking, I believe you are
asking the wrong question. Sure, it's possible for the servlet to serialize the
session object and send it to the applet; and the applet can update the session
and serialize it back to the servlet.
However, the whole point of a servlet is to provide SERVICES to a client, and
the session is properly a part of the server environment. So it seems to me that
a better solution is to have the servlet provide the service for updating the
Members List. The applet sends the New Members to the servlet in a request, the
servlet provides the service.
K Mukhar
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