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	~~Overview of HTTP Sessions~~		#Redirect: [[Session handling]]

	Session tracking enables you to track a user's progress over multiple servlets or HTML pages, which, by nature, are stateless. A session is defined as a series of related browser requests that come from the same client during a certain time period. Session tracking ties together a series of browser requests — think of these requests as pages — that may have some meaning as a whole, such as a shopping cart application.

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