Building servlets with session tracking

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Jeanne Murray developerWorks staff, IBM December 2000 This tutorial teaches techniques for building Internet applications using servlet and JSP technology. A key point is to enable session handling, so the servlet knows which user is doing what. The tutorial shows a URL bookmarking system in which multiple users access a system to add, remove, and update an HTML listing of bookmarks. The servlet uses JSP technology to handle the user interaction. After a quick (2 minutes, tops)...n

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