You have to use the session tracking API: a session object. That's for
keeping data between servlets.
At 12.07 28/2/01 +0530, you wrote:
>Hello:
>How do I share some data between servlets? Say... I have to set a date
>in one servlet and access the same from other servlet. I don't want to
>use static variables (due to some constraints). This should also ensure
>that if more than one users log in and set different dates... the
>respective dates should be retrieved by the servlet that fetches it.
>Any suggestions?
>Manish
>
>
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