You can explicitly get the session object by calling request.getSession(true) from
your JSP code, but I believe there is a page directive that you can set in your JSP
page to have that code explicitly generated for you so that you can simply call the
implicit session object. I also believe that the default is to have sessions turned on
meaning that the session object by default is implicitly defined and available for use.
<%@ page session="true" %>
will work if that is not the default, but I believe it is so you should have to type
nothing...just use your session like...
<% session.putValue("userName",userName); %>
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Dear developers,
i have a question about session scope
say, if i have the first page for user to log in their
name ..and after surfing to the other pages to buy the
stuffs which have the scope of session
so how can i make the user's name bound with the
session object (i use the session scope with useBean
tag). However, in the first page, i don't use the
session Bean,
do i have to explicitly write the code to create the
session object??
can anyone guide me to any site with the session
tutorial please?
thank you
Chad
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