uld be able to access the HttpSession by using the 'getSession()'
> method on the HttpServletRequest. An instance of HttpServletRequest is
> passed in method implemented in one of your controller classes.
>
> chekirge wrote:
>> I am using Spring MVC..
>>
>>
I am using Spring MVC..
Bryan Noll-2 wrote:
>
> It will depend on which web framework you're using. They each have
> their own way of calling down into that api. Which one are you writing
> your app with?
>
> chekirge wrote:
>> When a user login, I want to
When a user login, I want to put an object to his session. Could not find
where to write the code. I lost a lot of time on this. Any help? sorry if
the answer is so trivial.
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