The usual way - Struts works with the session support provided by the
Servlet API (HttpSession).
Additionally Struts tags that work with urls (html:link for instance)
will take care of adding the jsessionid for you (via the appropriate
servlet api call to rewrite the url) if the browser has disabled cookies.
(btw: if you are supporting users who switch cookies off be sure to test
that explicitly due to the differing methods the servlet container uses
(cookies vs url rewriting) to manage the session in these cases)
hth
Andrew
Amit Gupta wrote:
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>
> How to maintain session in web application if I am using struts? Please help.
>
> thanks in advance.
>
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