Working with WebSphere Session Support
As soon as you create a Web application that uses more than one form, you need to know how to work with sessions By design, a Web server does not make data entered on a Web page available to you in subsequent Web pages. WebSphere provides several techniques you can use to provide session support so that you can create workable and robust multiple Web form applications. Some of the topics included in this session are: Why session support is necessary and how WebSphere provides this support, Using cookies for session support, When and how to use URL encoding for session support, Local sessions and persistent sessions, Working with the Session object to access data from other Web pages.

Craig Pelkie   is a frequent speaker at seminars and user group meetings around the country. Craig has written many articles for the major industry publications (Midrange Computing, News/400) and is an on-going contributor to iSeries 400 Experts Journal. Craig is a coauthor of four IBM Redbooks and the creator of the IBM Learning Services Net.Data course. Craig currently works with The 400 School to deliver customized training courses for Java and WebSphere projects. He maintains a web site at www.web400.com with many articles and code samples freely available to the iSeries 400 community.