Of cause PortletSession is available only inside of J2. But APPLICATION_SCOPE
actually refers to the same session as application outside of J2.
In my applications I use something like:
if (session instanceof PortletSession) {
PortletSession porteltSession = (PortletSession)session;
....
} else {
....
}
This si actuallyu rear case when you need to execute the same code inside
portlet and as a standalone webapp.
Akshay Ahooja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
Yeah I realized that the servlet context wont work out in this case.
As for the Portlet Session in APPLICATION_SCOPE - Isn't that only applicable
to all portlets inside J2 and not to applications outside of J2?
If not - How are you casting in: PortletSession portletSession =
(PortletSession)session;
Is session from httprequest (request.getSession() ) or from portlet request?
And when you call it outside of J2 it would have to be using httprequest (
session.getAttribute ("a"); where session is request.getSession())
Thanks,
Akshay
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