Java theory and practice: Are all stateful Web applications broken?

9/23/2008 From developerWorks : Java technology : Technical library

Summary: The session state management mechanism provided by the Servlets framework, HttpSession, makes it easy to
create stateful applications, but it is also quite easy to
misuse. Many Web applications that...

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