> req.setAttribute("stringOne","This is a string");
> req.setAttribute("stringTwo","This is another string");
>
> And a JSP using those attributes with statements like :
>
> <%= request.getAttribute("stringOne") %>
> <BR>
> <%= request.getAttribute("stringTwo") %>
> <BR>
> <%= request.getAttributeNames().hasMoreElements() %>
>
> But here is what my browser show (both Nertscape 4.5 and IE 5 ) :
>
> This is a string
> This is another string
> false
well this is what i got with my test:
This is a string
This is another string
true
stringOne
as you see i added a <%= request.getAttributeNames().nextElement() %> row,
but it works, now i use Apache 1.3.6 with jrun 2.3.3 whatever build and i
made this test with notepad and jdk 1.2.2, usually i use VisualAge 2.0 and
KAWA, but now i was lazy to fire those up, and i don't think it matters
anyway, so my guess would be somewhere around the javawebserver, but i could
be wrong
AndySoft
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