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1. How web server identifies the request in Java?    stackoverflow.com

Consider the senario , I am using servlets with httpSession object in servlet and i am adding some data into session object and response sent to client and client sends the ...

2. lifecycle of session and request    coderanch.com

3. Request in Session    coderanch.com

4. storing request object in session    coderanch.com

i was trying to store request object in session variable. but that session variable is empty on the next page. but i can access that variable in the page, where it is stored. is it not possible to store request object in session? i was trying to access the request object in a frameset. is there anyway to pass request object ...

5. creating new session after invalidation in same request    coderanch.com

Hi everyone, I know that if a session gets invalidated, the next request creates a new one. But is it possible to create a new session in the same request as the invalidation? request.getSession() seems to return the invalidated session. I guess a response.redirect() will automatically create a new request, but that would lose all the request parameters and I heard ...

6. session v/s request ...    coderanch.com

7. session token is not matching with request token    coderanch.com

Hi, I have one serious problem with matching the same token. Actually i have one class which generate the token and assign to session. then same session token i am storing in jsp file(see below code). after that this jsp file i use to include as directive to another jsp. later when i call request.getparameter in our java class to get ...

8. retieve session without request object    coderanch.com

The most flexible approach is to create a collection and pass that to the method. Just add everything the method will need to the collection, then you call to sendmail becomes very simple: void sendmail( Map mailparams ) One great virtue of this approach is that you can add or remove objects in the collection as your application evolves without changing ...

9. Keep http request or session alive in servlet application    coderanch.com

Dear Friends, I am working one Servlet and Velocity(UI) based application. we have set the session max interval time as 15 minutes in my application that means if we keep our application keep idle for more than 15 min, we will get session time out or expired message in between.Here we cannot increase session max interval time not more than 15 ...