Your "user session" is best implemented as a stateful session bean that is created on login and removed at logout. The remote reference to it can be stored in the HttpSession so that it can be accessed from all your servlets and JSPs. Shiv Kumar wrote: > Hi > > My applications requires the user to login to use it. The period between login > and logout is called 'user session'. I am wondering if application servers > provide > any kind of session related information to the EJBs (much like a servlet has > HttpSession). > > I dont think the spec itself define anything like that. It talks about > authentication (which can be compared to login), but it does not talk about > logout. > > Thanks. > -- > shiv >
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