>Oskar,
>
>try this instead:
>
><session:set-attribute name="username">Oskar
>Werewka</session:set-attribute>
><session:get-attribute name="username"/>
>
>If you look again at your generated code, you can see that it is setting
>the value for "username" to "" in the call to setAttribute().
Thanks it is working now. Why did not I saw this?
>-Christopher
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>Subject: session basic
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>
>I have this:
>
> <session:set-attribute name="username" content="Oskar Werewka"/>
> <session:get-attribute name="username"/>
>
>and I'm not getting any "Oskar Werewka" in the output?
>but why? When I looked at the generated java code, it
>seens to be OK:
>
> session.setAttribute(
> String.valueOf("username"),
> ""
> );
>
>and:
>
> xspCurrentNode.appendChild(
> xspExpr(
> session.getAttribute(
> String.valueOf("username")
> )
> , document)
> );
>
>But no text node is created, why?
>
>Thanks, desperate Oskar
>(It will be probably faster for me, to write my own tablib - help)
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