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setting the session true in the JSP

 
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HI all...
Thankx 4 taking a look at my question
If i set the session=true in the JSP which is default...and then in the body of the jsp take the session from the request using
session = request.getSession(false);
will it imply that the false has no meaning becaust the session has already been made true..
does this mean that getSession(false) will never return a null but always a valid session.
Thanks,
Kaustubh.
 
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Yes, because the JSP translator has already constructed a statement like
HttpSession session = request.getSession();
that executes before the start of your page.
- Peter
 
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Thankx peter.
 
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