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How do you maintain a stateful session object across the
session

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How do you maintain a stateful session object across the session..

Answer / sangeetta

Stateful session object across session may be maintained
through session tracking techniques :
1)Cookies
2)URL rewriting
3)Session Variables
4)HttpSession

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How do you maintain a stateful session object across the session..

Answer / balaji

Stateful session object across the session may be maintained
through :

1. Hidden fields
2. Cookies
3. Http Session Object
a) Session managed using Cookies
b) Session managed using URL-reWriting technique.

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