September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 6m
English
Session management is one of the key building blocks of interactive, large-scale Web applications. The capability to conduct transactions that span more than one page and to create individual sessions for each user who visits your Web site makes applications like Amazon.com’s online bookstore possible. This hour discussed two ways to add session management to your applications—using hidden form fields and using cookies. Using cookies is the more robust method; it enables you to manage sessions that comprise all the pages on your site.
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