You should reroute the user using <jsp:forward> or do a
response.sendRedirect() and then a return after it.
-Sashi Kolli
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Brian Burridge
I've noticed that when the session expires (I'm using a session bean),
either because the time expired or I reset the server, that I always get
a null pointer exception. I finally tracked it down, and was surprised
to find, that even though at the top of each page I call a method to
check for a live session, and reroute the user to a different page to
give them a new session, that the original JSP page continues to run,
producing a null pointer when it tries to access data from the session
bean (which now no longer exists).
Any ideas how I can get around this?
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Brian N. Burridge
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