Hi there,
I'm developing a servlet that dishes out html pages ~50k in size from a SQL server
backend db.
An authentication page first appears to elicit user data, using the GET method. A
session object is set at this point in time.
The user will select data on the form and POST the data.
class servletAuthenticate {
doGet(...)
{
HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
...
session.putValue("logon.isDone", name);
}
}
class servletResource {
doPOST(...)
{
HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
ServletOutputStream out = res.getOutputStream();
...
Object = (String) session.getValue("login.done"); ...
}
}
The session object set by the doGet() in the 1st servlet is 'lost'. Is there any
mistake here? or is it a no-no in using session objects across GET/POST methods?
Thanks.
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