I want my web page to be secure

Hi Guys,
Someone can help me? i am new in jsp, here is the scenario I have admin.jsp page and I want that page to be secure. What i want is you cant access that page by typing the file name "admin.jsp"you have to login first before you cant access that secure page "admin.jsp".
Thanks,
Stowell

ok if you set for exmaple a session variable named username like this:
session.setAttribute("username","username");you must retrieve it like this:
String username = session.getAttribute("username")!=null?(String)session.getAttribute("username"):"";
if(username.equals("")){
response.sendRedirect("login.jsp");
}

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