Hi!
Try this out:
HttpSession httpSession = httpservletrequest.getSession(true);
String httpSessionId = httpSession.getId();
String sessionId = String.valueOf(httpSessionId);
You should pass the session id to each of the subsequent links in the
application. That way you identify a unique request. As soon as the user
logs
out the session should be destroyed.
Hth,
Manish
Balasubramanian S wrote:
> Hi
> I need help from u .Iam using the servlets
> Iam planning to keep track of session throughtout my application
> I have used HttpSession session = session.getSession(true)
>
> But for me it is not working for me .Please help me How to maintain
> the session throught out application
>
> Cheers
> bala
>
>
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