Mustafa,
1) Why can't you redirect to a URL or jsp that is on a secure socket? I
don't see this as a big deal as long as your web server supports jsp and
secured sockets...(but I haven't tried it)
2) You can do this by handing out a session id from a database and using
hidden fields in the dynamic html so that it can be passed or use
cookies...There are probably problems with this approach, but this is a
common approach I've seen with the JAVA cartridge of Oracle Application
Webserver.
3) I'll let someone more advanced handle this....
Regards,
Rick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mustafa Zafar [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 17, 1999 1:32 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: sessions tracking, secure sockets?
>
> Dear All ,
> I am really Sorry for the misconvinience, and here is my list
> 1 - Does anyone can tell me how Secure Sockets play there role through
> JSP
> 2 - Any alternative Solution to handle Session Tracking
> 3 - How does the Instantiation of beans and JSP takes place on the Server
> side when multiple users get connected
> ThankYou
> Mustafa Zafar
>
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