Hi Mauricio,
No, you don't have to use JavaBeans to use the implicit session object.
As long as you have session enabled for your webapp, you will get a session
object.
As for your second question, you really should think what will happen when
more than 2 request arrive at the same time.
Regards,
Raymond pau
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Hi,
Does it must use JavaBeans in order to use session among several jsp
files? Is there any simpler solution?
I want to maintain a persistent database connection in all jsp files.
For example:
"Create a database object in first jsp file and retrieve it in other jsp
files"
Regards,
Mauricio Lin
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