You can either use the HttpSession to manage your session or you can use EJB
stateful session beans.
Newton Steve wrote:
> What beans would you recommend for session management? We're developing a
> site that uses JSP but the tool we've obtained does not do session
> management. Any suggestions would be appreciated. This will be used on a
> site with very heavy traffic.
>
> Thanks.
> ...................................................................
> Steve Newton
> Senior Web Developer
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> (864) 678-1543
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> HomePoint Corporation
> 531 S. Main Street
> Greenville, SC 29601
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