Alireza,
My prior response gave you the instructions on how to remove an object from
your session. you can use Peter's method to completely wipe out the current
session. Also, you can just use the implicit session variable rather than
getting it using HttpServletRequest.getSession().


Regards,

Richard

At 09:19 PM 11/8/2002 +0000, you wrote:
session.invalidate()

Regards,
Peter Dolukhanov

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Hi every body,

I have a couple of jsp pages using a session object :

<jsp:usebean id="chk" scope="session" class="Check" />

At one point after doing some process I need to remove this object.  How
can
I do this ?

Thank you in advance....

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