Hi Monks, I am facing a data persitence problem. In my application, on a web page I am taking a file(report file) name from the user and then printing that file on the browser itself. Similarly i have to print few specified lines from the same report file and print them on the browser. For that i don't want to take the any input from the user but while making another request to the web server the inputs initially taken are lost. So, i am writing them to a file and using them again later on. Now the problem is when i am running multiple instances of the same application, the file is overwritten and i am not able to associate the data with each request. kindly help me, so either i could save the data of the initial request made or could associate data with each server request. Thanks in advance.!!!

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