> From: Franosch, Heike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Hi Vadim,
>
> > > sorry to say, but I have still one more problem. I was a bit too
> > > enthusiastic about seeing the session id on screen.
> > > I can access it from the stylesheet,
> >
> > How do you do this - access the session from the stylesheet (XSL?)?
> Truthfully, it is just working when I access cocoon the second time.
> The session is created too late (?) to give the stylesheet access?
> When the jsessionid is in the URL it will be found fine.
>
> >
> > > but it does not get through to
> > > my servlet. It feels quite like the session is consumed on the
way.
> > > Can this be possible?
> >
> > Consumed? No. Unless you explicitly invalidate it, or disable
> > cookies in
> > the browser and do not use url rewriting.
>
> Can you give me a hint what class is handling the call to my servlet?
> As I have something like this in my sitemap
> <map:generate
>
src="http://localhost:8080/cocoon/servlet/testpackage.{../2}{requestQuer
y}"/
> >
:)
Of course your servlet won't see session of the client, you invoke this
servlet from the server, not from the browser.
You must pass jsessionid request parameter manually to this servlet. I
hope you already did this and have jsessionid in the {requestQuery}. If
not, add it.
> it is a kind of Generator?
Here you have file generator. It uses URLSource to get the content.
URLSource uses java.net classes.
Vadim
> So maybe I can find something.
>
> Thanks, Heike
>
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