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Hi form please somebody explain to me how to maintain the session context in a pure gui env , for a j2ee hosted applicationwith regardskarthik

[184 byte] By [nskarthik_ka] at [2007-10-2 0:38:30]

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# 1

? GUIs are usually single-user and don't need sessions."A pure GUI environment" and "J2EE hosted application" are also exclusive, You might think over your question again.

CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeura at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

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# 2

Ok Let be more Specific on the problem.

I have a Application running on a j2ee container on System X,

If a piece of GUI Code is suppose to connect to the j2ee

Container to do the authentication process followed by many more tasks

How Will this be Achieved ?

Am I suppose to hold the Authentication Key of the more tasks

[ In case of j2ee /web based ,One usally uses session.setAttribute /session.getAttribute for multi tasks [

with regards

Karthik

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 3

Hi FormAny Enlightining Ideas.....with regardsKarthik

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 4

Forms are usually dumb. ;)

Annie.a at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 5

> Any Enlightining Ideas.....Still thinking. E.g. why the GUI is doing the authentication. Well it does have to prove a user ID. That'd be enough to identify a session.

CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeura at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 6

HiFormAny More Enlightining Ideas.....Plzwith regardsKarthik

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 7

s/prove/provide

CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeura at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 8

> If a piece of GUI Code is suppose to connect to> to the j2ee > Container to do the authentication process followed> d by many more tasks> > How Will this be Achieved ?Stateful session bean?!?

Annie.a at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 9

> Hi> Form> > > Any More Enlightining Ideas.....> > > Plz> > > > > with regards> KarthikMost of us are in a dull form as the weekend nears. :)

Annie.a at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 10

Hi Form

> Any Enlightining Ideas.....

>>Still thinking. E.g. why the GUI is doing the authentication. Well it does have >> to prove a user ID. That'd be enough to identify a session

Ok after the UserId is authenticated , (? Session ?) on a pure GUI...

How about doing further tasks, Also How to uses this Session API in a

Pure GUI env...

Plz

with regards

Karthik

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 11

The keyboard has a missing "u".

Annie.a at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 12

Why would you not use servlets to maintain the session?

souLTowera at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 13

I can give you the answer but first a question.Why do you want to do it this way? That is, why do you want to use ServletContext? Did someone suggest that you do authentication this way? Did you see a code snippet?

filestreama at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 14

Hi Form Why is the replies given to me in are more of stupid format,Does that mean J2EE is only limited to Web Layer presentation ,why cannot it have a pure GUI Client on the Presentation ?.Is the Form getting in wrong direction.With

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-15 16:53:12 >

# 15

Hi Form Well Any more answers Plzwith regardsKarthik

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-20 14:29:48 >

# 16

nskarthik_ka at 2007-7-20 14:29:48 >

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