you can also store it in hidden fields, like
<INPUT type=hidden name=hidayet value="<%=username%>">
this is just an alternative to session object of course :)
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> Subject: how to maintain state?
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> what is the best method to maintain state in jsp pages?? I
> actually need
> to get the userinfo in the logon page and use it in subsequent pages.
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> Regards,
> Namitha Pai
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