I see the advantage of using the HttpSession object to maintain session
state, but would like to know if this has any adverse effect on scalability.
Microsoft Active Server Pages 2.0 takes a big scalability hit when objects
are stored as session variables. Can I safely assume Java's better threading
support makes this a non-issue when developing JSPs and servlets?
Thanks
Craig Arfman
Wellington, NZ
P.S. For what it's worth I just obtained a copy of "Professional Java Server
Programming", and am highly impressed with its coverage of servlets, JSP
etc. Thanks and congrats to the authors on this excellent book.
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