Yes, save them in a session.
for example i you have an User-object u, and a session s, then:
s.putAttribute("User", u);
then i the servlet you want to use the object in, you do
User u = s.getAttribute("User");
/D
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Is there any way that shares objects among different servlets?
Thanks.
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