Sessions
Here's a couple of the ways I handle it:
action name=edit-ingredient class=ingredientEditAction
result name=successingredients/result
result name=login-required type=httpheader401/result
result name=failure type=httpheader500/result
/action
action name
On 1/27/11 9:28 PM, CRANFORD, CHRIS wrote:
2. Does HttpSession contain value holding time of last User request?
No - Create one, store it in session, proceed
Shouldn't that - LOGIN instead of proceed?
-Dale
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To
updated; thus allowing user interaction to continue to track idle
timeout.
What have others done in your applications so that you can handle proper
timeout of a sessions despite the fact your application may be getting
AJAX requests refreshing the idle time on the session object?
Chris
Are these Ajax requests *not* human initiated? IOW, are they timers?
From: CRANFORD, CHRIS [mailto:chris.cranf...@setech.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 8:29 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: AJAX Sessions
In our application upon a successful authentication
: Scott [mailto:stanl...@gmail.com]
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Subject: RE: AJAX Sessions
Are these Ajax requests *not* human initiated? IOW, are they timers?
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Are these Ajax requests *not* human initiated? IOW, are they timers?
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: RE: AJAX Sessions
Are these Ajax requests *not* human initiated? IOW, are they timers?
From: CRANFORD, CHRIS [mailto:chris.cranf...@setech.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 8:29 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: AJAX Sessions
In our application upon
the account the user
can continue to use the application until he logs out and tries to login
again.
I did not want to have to go to the database each time the user performs an
action. So when the Admin locks a user I would like to iterate over all
sessions to see if that user is logged in and force
You can create a class that implements HttpSessionListener [1] and
there register active user session in some global variable (bad idea).
Or create custom interceptor that will all the time verify if given
user is locked and forward him to appropriated page.
[1]
, then i continue to work on new tab.
If i got it right it sholud not be possible to do it?
Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.
2008/12/1 Paul Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Oh, my apologies. I thought the discussion revolved around preventing
the same person from having multiple sessions.
If you want
multiple sessions.
If you want to just prevent multiple views, you need to integrate
Spring WebFlowwt.
Paul
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:45 PM, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- On Sun, 11/30/08, Paul Benedict wrote:
I've seen this kind of solution before. When a user logs
in, you
preventing
the same person from having multiple sessions.
If you want to just prevent multiple views, you need to integrate
Spring WebFlowwt.
Paul
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:45 PM, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
--- On Sun, 11/30/08, Paul Benedict wrote:
I've seen this kind of solution
app abolutely session free. I have had the session mix-up issues using
firefox/explorer tabs and this solution has also worked for me.
hope it helps.
--- On Sun, 11/30/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Manage Sessions
Hi,
In my web application I have to manage sessions. An user can not login
from multiple browsers (just one session available per user). I have
read that if browser window is cloned (such as a new tab in firefox or
IE) the session is also cloned to this new tab so a user could have two
if a request comes from first or second tab in ff.
So if it's a real problem/requirement You should probably use
something other than web based solution.
Best greetings,
Pawel Wielgus.
2008/11/30, Dani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
In my web application I have to manage sessions. An user can not login
from
greetings,
Pawel Wielgus.
2008/11/30, Dani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
In my web application I have to manage sessions. An user can not login
from multiple browsers (just one session available per user). I have
read that if browser window is cloned (such as a new tab in firefox or
IE) the session
Wielgus.
2008/11/30, Dani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
In my web application I have to manage sessions. An user can not
login
from multiple browsers (just one session available per user). I have
read that if browser window is cloned (such as a new tab in
firefox or
IE) the session is also cloned
based solution.
Best greetings,
Pawel Wielgus.
2008/11/30, Dani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
In my web application I have to manage sessions. An user can not login
from multiple browsers (just one session available per user). I have
read that if browser window is cloned (such as a new tab in firefox
I've seen this kind of solution before. When a user logs in, you need
to write them into a database -- either in memory or disk -- and then
do not allow the same user to log in again until the previous session
expires. You want to use a session listener for this to detect expired
sessions.
Paul
listener for this to detect expired sessions.
I'm not sure that solves the problem of multiple session views in browsers
that make new tabs/windows as non-new connections/sessions, though--I think
those have to be handled with a sort of token mechanism.
Dave
Oh, my apologies. I thought the discussion revolved around preventing
the same person from having multiple sessions.
If you want to just prevent multiple views, you need to integrate
Spring WebFlow.
Paul
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help.
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! At the end of the
requests, there are 2 sessions in existence.
If I remove the sample Filter I've created, then Tomcat is able to attach
the session information in the set-cookie cookie without a problem.
I've attached the code so anyone interested can replicate the problem:
http://www.nabble.com/file
Hi,
Just want to know how to get all sessions.
now, I used a listener to add ActionContext.getContext().getSession()
to a list by myself, I just wondering maybe there is a struts API can
get all sessions.
Thanks.
Joey
Hi,
The best option is to build your own session listener like that [1]
and register it with web.xml
[1] http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/Servlets/Servletsessionlistener.htm
Regards
--
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Hi Joey, i think this is not a struts issue. As far as i know, you can't
access all sessions with servlet 2.3 compliant container (i don't know
earlier versions)
You can try to use session listeners to session store info in a common
place or jmx solution.
El jue, 26-06-2008 a las 18:53 +0800
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 3:53 AM, Joey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just want to know how to get all sessions.
now, I used a listener to add ActionContext.getContext().getSession()
to a list by myself, I just wondering maybe there is a struts API can
get all sessions.
AFAIK
for example, in a application, a admin user maybe want to check all
sessions on this application, just for this
as I wrote in my first email, I am using a listener to add each
session when a session created, but I am lazy', so just wondering
maybe there is a better and easier way to get all
Hi Joey,
from a security point of view, this should be forbiden.
But You may have a look at manager application from tomcat distribution,
there is exactly such thing that counts and show all sessions in
application. I've no idea how it's done there though, but most likely
there are sources
maybe want to check all
sessions on this application, just for this
as I wrote in my first email, I am using a listener to add each
session when a session created, but I am lazy', so just wondering
maybe there is a better and easier way to get all sessions.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 7:08 PM
Dear Laurie,
thanks for your quick response, maybe I would rename this thread as: Does
Struts 2 support clustering? (see
linkhttp://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/struts-user/200804.mbox/[EMAIL
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)
I have doubts about the replicacion of a SessionMap object on the quoted
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From: Ildefonso Montero [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Error replicating sessions with Struts 2 framework java
application
To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
Date: Saturday, June 21, 2008, 6:31 AM
Dear Laurie,
thanks for your quick response, maybe I would
Montero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ildefonso Montero [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Error replicating sessions with Struts 2 framework java application
To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
Date: Saturday, June 21, 2008, 6:31 AM
Dear Laurie,
thanks for your quick response
Problems with Tomcat session replication are really a Tomcat issue, not
a Struts issue. You will likely have more luck asking on the Tomcat
user's list. You should include more details about how you configured
Tomcat for session replication, too, since that seems likely to be where
the problem
Hi,
we are having a problem when balancing Tomcat session among to clusters.
Architecture is the following: Apache (A) balancing 50-50 over Tomcat (1) and
Tomcat (2).
We are working on a big application and we saw that the session is not
replicated properly because we are doing one request for
Hi Juan Pablo,
did you find a solution to your problem ?
I have the same: my application is on the internet, and the clients access
to the application from behind a proxy. When client A logs in, and then a
client B logs in, Client B sees the data which is stored in client A
session.
Is it
Hi Julien,
I had two problems, the first was my app, where the problem was
hibernate. The other, on my pc at home, the struts-blank, I don't know
(I abandoned that when I solved the problem of my app).
In my application, I put
response.setHeader(Cache-Control, no-cache);
this seems to work, the sessions aren't overlaping anymore.
I'll test deeper on monday ;-)
Thanks !
2008/6/6 Juan Pablo Pizarro [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Julien,
I had two problems, the first was my app, where the problem was
hibernate. The other, on my pc at home, the struts-blank, I don't
You are welcome. Martin told me that.
Regards,
JP
2008/6/6, Julien ROTT [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
this seems to work, the sessions aren't overlaping anymore.
I'll test deeper on monday ;-)
Thanks !
2008/6/6 Juan Pablo Pizarro [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Julien,
I had two problems, the first
Figured I would follow up, as I hadn't heard anything from others.
OpenSTA (http://www.opensta.org/) falls in to the category of 'Open
Source Partial LoadRunner clone', and has been serving me well for most
of the last two days.
Any other recommendations?
Skip Hollowell wrote:
Hey all,
Same stuff I said last time.
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Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 09:00:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [S2] Load Testing and number of sessions
To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
--- Skip Hollowell [EMAIL
Hey all,
It's getting pretty close to that magical time, production day.
So I am starting to get a little anxious about what kind of limits my
Struts 2 app will run up against. Is there any good way to determine
what kind of user load I will start maxing out with? Is there an open
source
This sounds as exciting as your first kiss! Have you looked at HttpUnit?
On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 10:07 AM, Skip Hollowell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
It's getting pretty close to that magical time, production day.
So I am starting to get a little anxious about what kind of limits my
--- Skip Hollowell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's getting pretty close to that magical time, production day.
So I am starting to get a little anxious about what kind of limits my
Struts 2 app will run up against. Is there any good way to determine
what kind of user load I will start
Hi All,
I'm using struts 2 for a small web app that has an action attribute
that needs to maintain state. Currently I'm using sessions but I would
like to reconfigure my application to use something besides sessions,
perhaps something like viewState in .NET that would be availble via a
hidden
--- James Carr wrote:
Currently I'm using sessions but I would like to
reconfigure my application to use something besides
sessions, perhaps something like viewState in .NET
that
would be availble via a hidden input or get
parameter.
Why are you trying to avoid the session?
I'm sure
Sessions aren't currently available on the server and I don't want to
have to wait till the end of the week for my client to view the
application.
Thanks,
James
On Nov 6, 2007 12:11 PM, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- James Carr wrote:
Currently I'm using sessions but I would like
James Carr wrote:
Hi All,
I'm using struts 2 for a small web app that has an action attribute
that needs to maintain state. Currently I'm using sessions but I would
like to reconfigure my application to use something besides sessions,
perhaps something like viewState in .NET that would
Hi
A couple of newbie questions. Firstly, does Struts2 automatically
create an HTTP Session or do I need to explicitly create it. Early
experimentation suggests that it's automatically created as I'm seeing
the JSESSIONID parameter in the Urls generated without doing anything,
but I'd like to be
Hello.
A couple of newbie questions. Firstly, does Struts2 automatically
create an HTTP Session or do I need to explicitly create it.
Sessions are managed by the servlet-container. Struts does not need to create
them.
Early
experimentation suggests that it's automatically created as I'm
Secondly I need to know when a session is
ended. Is there an established Struts 2 practice for this or do I
still create an HTTPSessionListener object and register it in web.xml
as I would with a basic web-app.
HTTPSessionListener?
You can use
--- code ---
session-config
Yes - you are right. The sessions are generated automatically by the container
(tomcat, etc).
Thanks. In a servlet based web-app I would create the session object
programatticaly with httpServletRequest.getSession(true). I just
wasn't sure if Struts 2 was creating the session for me since I
Hi All,
I want to limit the number of user sessions to 25. Is it possible to do
it directly through tomcat configurations? If yes, then are the sessions
limitations per applications deployed or on the whole?
regards,
Pankaj
Is there anyway in J2EE to get how many active sessions are in the system?
Thanks in advance.
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Hey Carl-
if you contextObject.getManager().getActiveSessions()
you should be able to get the count of Active Sessions..
Anyone else
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hi all!
can anyone tell me which approach is better for session validation in a struts
application
creating a custom jsp tag and using it in jsp pages or using request
processor/filters.
and why??
Regards,
Abhimanyu Koul
FinEng Solutions (P) Ltd.
Mobile : +91 9819510090
hi,
I would suggest a filter. You won't have to tag each page that needs
to be in session.
mvg,
Jasper
On 6/13/06, Abhimanyu Koul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all!
can anyone tell me which approach is better for session validation in a struts
application
creating a custom jsp tag and using
: Re: sessions
hi,
I would suggest a filter. You won't have to tag each page that needs
to be in session.
mvg,
Jasper
On 6/13/06, Abhimanyu Koul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all!
can anyone tell me which approach is better for session validation in a
struts application
creating
hi,
You could use a login filter. Have the filter check if they are logged
in via a session attribute. If the person is logged, then fine.
Otherwise redirect to the login page. On logging in you set the
session attribute. Now just set the web.xml so that everything has to
go through the login
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hi all!
i want to use session validation in my application. no user should be
allowed to view any page without logging in. if any user say copies the
action from the properties window into the address bar of the browser
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but the problem with that approach would be that i would have to write
same
code for every action or call the same method for each action. i want that
it should be automatically done for each
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hi,
You could use a login filter. Have the filter check if they are logged
in via a session attribute. If the person is logged, then fine.
Otherwise redirect
Hi Jadeler,
In response to your question about managing session objects, I would
propose two methods:
1) Write a CustomRequestProcessor (which extends the struts
RequestProcessor), and put your management code in there. As a struts
programmer, you know that all requests *should* go
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try them out.
Cheers,
Jadeler
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Hi Jadeler,
In response to your question about managing session
objects, I would
propose two methods:
1) Write a CustomRequestProcessor (which extends the
struts
What is the best way to handle invalid sessions (http
sessions) within Struts? I need a way to determine
when an object within a session no longer exists and
redirect the user to an error page when that happens.
I was thinking of implementing
HttpSessionAttributeListener or a Servlet filter
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cc
Subject
Handling invalid sessions
What is the best way to handle invalid sessions (http
sessions) within Struts? I need a way to determine
when an object within a session no longer exists and
redirect the user to an error page when that happens.
I was thinking
information in the session), then forward to a login page or failure page.
Regards,
Rajasekhar Cherukuri
Jadeler
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What is the best way to handle invalid sessions
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If we do that, then execute() method in child classes
and
it's
still happening. I did much tinkering and discovered that it's any
object in session (so in this case the container object for the
ArrayList that gets set to the form) that's crossing sessions and
STICKING in session as well (as in I'll logout, shut down the
browser,
open
to the form) that's crossing sessions and
STICKING in session as well (as in I'll logout, shut down the
browser,
open up the browser and there it is again). So this has me wondering
if
it's related to hibernate, which we are using to populate this
object.
Preston
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/4
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Well, a lot changed yesterday. I took all forms out of session and
it's
still happening. I did much tinkering and discovered that it's any
object in session (so in this case the container object for the
ArrayList that gets set to the form) that's crossing sessions
and
it's
still happening. I did much tinkering and discovered that it's any
object in session (so in this case the container object for the
ArrayList that gets set to the form) that's crossing sessions and
STICKING in session as well (as in I'll logout, shut down the
browser,
open up the browser
On 10/4/05, Preston CRAWFORD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No. What information would be useful and relevant? Struts-config? The
form bean itself? The action, the JSP? I didn't want to overload the
list, obviously.
In the following code how do you populate and set the myArrayList property
of the
What's your container? I saw this behaviour on older resin
implementations, it was obviously a bug, that in some sequence of
requsts the session got mixed, B got A's session, but only for one
request, after that it had it's own session. Try to log out the
session id and the value of the jsessionid
Tomcat 5.0.28.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/4/2005 3:34:31 AM
What's your container? I saw this behaviour on older resin
implementations, it was obviously a bug, that in some sequence of
requsts the session got mixed, B got A's session, but only for one
request, after that it had it's own session. Try
Well, a lot changed yesterday. I took all forms out of session and it's
still happening. I did much tinkering and discovered that it's any
object in session (so in this case the container object for the
ArrayList that gets set to the form) that's crossing sessions and
STICKING in session as well
On 10/4/05, Preston CRAWFORD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tomcat 5.0.28.
this should work. However try logging out the sessionIds and compare
them to the jsessionid cookies, just to be sure.
Maybe you are also hit by the tomcat session bug:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=36541
objects don't persist between and across sessions. The
object itself appears to be completely threadsafe on its own. I created
an action where I instantiated an instance of one (outside of getting it
from Hibernate), populated it with the list, dropped it into session,
logged out, logged
for the
ArrayList that gets set to the form) that's crossing sessions and
STICKING in session as well (as in I'll logout, shut down the browser,
open up the browser and there it is again). So this has me wondering if
it's related to hibernate, which we are using to populate this object.
Preston
In an Action, an attribute is set by
session.setAttribute(Privileges, userPrivileges);
If another session logins and the same Action is called again,
will the two sessions share the same attribute?
Thanks
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To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Is session.setAttribute unique for all sessions?
In an Action, an attribute is set by
session.setAttribute(Privileges, userPrivileges);
If another session logins and the same Action
unique for all sessions?
well, I just make use of session.setAttribute(),
How will it become global variable?
2005/10/3, Murugesan, Kathiresan (Cognizant)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
it won't share until you have userPrivileges as global variable in your
action class.
Regards
Kathir
Sorry about the top-posting. I need to get GroupWise figured out so I
can have it act like other email clients.
Anyway, yes, I'm sure of this. There are no instance variables in our
actions. I test my arraylist on my Form Bean to make sure it's not
empty, then I iterate through it.
So for
Don't really have any instance variables in the actions. Just the logger
and some static member fields brought in via an interface that aren't
used for this example.
Preston
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/30/2005 7:52:29 PM
If the ActionForms are truly in session scope then the shared state
isn't in
the
Preston CRAWFORD wrote:
Don't really have any instance variables in the actions. Just the logger
and some static member fields brought in via an interface that aren't
used for this example.
Servlets? Filters?
There's (essentially) zero way for a session-scoped data to get injected
into
Is the myArrayList on the ActionForm that's causing the problem?
If so, Assuming that other users make changes to that ArrayList when they
change the state in their form, I would check and make sure that the
myArrayList is not static or is not getting populated from a singleton
source.
On
No. What information would be useful and relevant? Struts-config? The
form bean itself? The action, the JSP? I didn't want to overload the
list, obviously.
Preston
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/3/2005 9:40:37 AM
Preston CRAWFORD wrote:
Don't really have any instance variables in the actions. Just the
We have a problem. We're working on an application and we have some
forms in session scope. The strange thing is if someone changes state on
their form, users on other computers on other browsers hitting the same
exact page see the state change that was made to the form on another
computer. I have
On 10/1/05, Preston CRAWFORD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a problem. We're working on an application and we have some
forms in session scope. The strange thing is if someone changes state on
their form, users on other computers on other browsers hitting the same
exact page see the state
On 10/1/05, Preston CRAWFORD wrote:
We have a problem. We're working on an application and we have some
forms in session scope. The strange thing is if someone changes state on
their form, users on other computers on other browsers hitting the same
exact page see the state change
If the ActionForms are truly in session scope then the shared state isn't in
the ActionForm. It's probably a problem with instance variables in your
Actions.
On 9/30/05, Preston CRAWFORD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a problem. We're working on an application and we have some
forms in
I need to create a link to a servlet, that will invalidate all Sessions.
I'm assuming there is some sort of Collection or Array of Sessions that
is stored in the ServletContext?
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Rick Reumann wrote:
I need to create a link to a servlet, that will invalidate all
Sessions. I'm assuming there is some sort of Collection or Array of
Sessions that is stored in the ServletContext?
Hmm, I'm not sure that there is--I think I remember having to keep a
context-scoped list
On 8/8/05, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick Reumann wrote:
I need to create a link to a servlet, that will invalidate all
Sessions. I'm assuming there is some sort of Collection or Array of
Sessions that is stored in the ServletContext?
Hmm, I'm not sure that there is--I think
Craig McClanahan wrote the following on 8/8/2005 4:27 PM:
Dave is right ... you would need to maintain your own list of
currently active sessions (by writing an HttpSessionListener). To be
thorough, you'd also want to make your listener implement
HttpSessionActivationListener so it could deal
Hello all!
I have a problem with struts and sessions, perhaps someone has an idea:
My web.xml contains the following welcome file list:
welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
My index.jsp only forwards like this:
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld
is not null!
Peter
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Betreff: Re: Struts and Sessions Problem
Hmm, I don't see how the session can be null. If you start from JSP,
and you did not set
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Subject: Struts and Sessions Problem
Hello all!
I have a problem with struts and sessions, perhaps someone
has an idea:
My web.xml contains
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 29. Juni 2005 18:16
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re: Struts and Sessions Problem
Hmm, I don't see how the session can be null. If you start from JSP,
and you did not set session=false in the page directive, then to my
understanding, session should
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