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session in jsp

 
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1) i create a jsp login page...
that contain username and password..

2) i click "submit" button then it goes to "login"-servlet...

3)in this login servlet ,it check username and password with databse..

4)if it's true,then create session and set session attribute for username.password...then it goees to home.jsp

my question is ,
home.jsp session and login servlet session are same or different???


if it different ,then how to create session in jsp..




please reply me..
yhanks in advance..
 
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You can check by getting the value of session in both pages by using session.getId() mehtod.
 
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A JSP will create a session by default unless you've explicitly directed it not to.
 
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