Hi ,
U can keep track of ur session by making use of session context , session id
and ur authentication details , From ur problem statement what i understood is that
u r trying to invoke the compose box servlet directly , One way u can control the
session is by passing some value ( this is the simplest way ....) may be session id
in request object , in compose box try to read the value of parameter if it is null
Or in invalid format send error Or go to login page .
Other mech. is using resource bundle, and by persisting data on server side
Hope this may help u .
Regds,
Prakash M A S
G Sreenivasulu Naidu wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> It is related to Servlet ok.
>
> Files: LoginServlet.java,FirstServlet.java,SecondServlet.java.
>
> LoginServlet: It evaluates the userid and password.It both are valid then
> it invokes the FirstServlet ie it is like a mailbox(now mailbox
> opened).Once i pressed the compose button ie in FirstServlet it invokes the
> SecondServlet ie compose box.
>
> Here the problem is , once i copy the enire URL ie of compose
> box and paste into the new browser's ,
> Then once i press the enter button it directly goes to compose box of
> SecondServlet ie we are losing the securityauthentication.
>
> Now we want to maintain security for this session ok.
> I tried using Sessionid,sessioncreationtime,lastaccesedtime but i am not
> maintaining the security.
> How to maintain security using Servlets for entire session ok.
> please inform me immediatly
>
> Thanks Advance.
> G.Sreenivasulu Naidu
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