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From: QM
Yes. Think of "session" as another scope, like "request" or
"application": it's a bucket in which you can store any old
Object (just be sure to cast it back to <your expected
object> when you get it back).
Session scope is special because it is bound to, well, a
session, which should be a particular instance of a
particular user account. (i.e. if "bob" logs in twice from
different browsers, he will likely have two different sessions.)
-QM
Thanks. Appreciated.
Another step forwards.
regards DaveP
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