1. Java Servlet Context and Session level variables stackoverflow.comI have experimented the inconsistency when multiple threads access/modify context variables but could not produce the same behaviour at session level. For example calling session.setAttribute("something") method within the service method does ... |
2. page Context and session coderanch.com |
3. Session accessing across multiple contexts coderanch.com |
4. Getting Servlet Context from Session Object coderanch.com |
5. servlet context vs session coderanch.com |
6. Session v Servlet Context coderanch.comPlease use a meaningful topic, please use real words. A session is related to a user, so each time the user provides a request you can look at the information attached to this user. A Servlet context is attached to a Servlet, and the same servlet serves multiple users. Therefore the two are not the same. Dave |
7. Access to servlet context in HttpSessionListener coderanch.com |
8. How to Kill session at application context level by using session Id java-forums.orgDear All, I am using Struts framework to implement my application. In my administration module i want know who are all the users are logged in to the application with thier session ids. If any unauthorised user logged in to the application with sesion Id. I want to kill that particular session id in servlets or in jsp page. Can you ... |
9. Servlet Context Vs Session forums.oracle.comHi, We used both servelet context and session concepts to store a database value. When we tested the JSP with the below options. session.getservletContext().setAttribute() session.getservletcontext().getAttribute() - JSP laoding took time ? Why this is slow ? //page load took long time session.setAttribute() session.getAttribute() - JSP loading time is fast ? Why this is fast ? //one user per session //this take ... |