explain session tracking. why we used it
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Answer Posted / saroj kumar biswal
session tracking is the process of keeping session data(i.e-the data exchanged between server & client as part of httpRequest)to use these data in further pages.
If the server supports stateless protocol like:http then the server can't store the session data exchanged between server & client in earlier pages.if we use stateful protocol it will reduce performance as it takes more memory & more time.
So we can use session tracking/session handling techniques,like:
url rewritting
hidden form fields
cookies
session managed by cookies
session managed by url rewritting
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