Well as i'm a newbie to the JSP technology as well as to jetspeed i sort of messed up 
in my implementation. 

I was not using the correct method to instantiate beans. I corrected that and 
everything worked.

Although i would appreciate any input on my method of overriding the JLoginUser class. 
Is that the recommended way?

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Hi,
I had a question as a newbie user of jetspeed.

I have my own login action class called CCLoginUser.java. This class is the same as 
the JLoginUser except i need to some custom stuff related to our rmi server.

I also set the top.vm property to be top_default.jsp in which i declare a session bean 
called "systemBean".

When i try to get an instance of this bean in the CCLoginUser.java using the following 
command:
SystemBean sBean = (SystemBean) rundata.getRequest().getSession().getAttribute 
("systemBean");

I get the sBean object as null..
What is really wrong here.

Thanks and i await your reply,
Regards,
Archana

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