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> Well, I've already implemented a servlet that works in this manner, and it's
> quite nice. The only problem is that I store the username in the HttpSession
> object, which can timeout after a while. There doesn't seem to be any way to
> tell jserv never to invalidate a session. You can set the timeout to be really
> high, but that's not a very good solution. Anyway, if the user remains inactive
> for too long, his HttpSession is gone and none of my other servlets can check
> and see who he is. Any ideas?
>
I have all my servlets inherit from a class that implements HttpServlet.
This superclass checks for a valid session, and if one isn't there then it
redirects to a login servlet, and once the user is logged in comes back to
the original servlet.
Joe Yandle
Internet Programmer
Westlake Consulting Group
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