ServletContext.getMajorVersion() and ServletContext.getMinorVersion().
Servlet 2.2 supports getAttribute/setAttribute on all of: ServletContext (context
attributes == application scope beans in JSP), HttpSession (session scope beans in
JSP), and ServletRequest (request scope beans in JSP).
Craig McClanahan
sajeev anand wrote:
> Hi
>
> Just curious, is there any way of finding out the
> version of Servlet API that is being used? I am using
> JRun on Netscape server. If I understand right,
> Servlet 2.2 does not understand setAttribute() and
> getAttribute() methods. Am I right?
>
> Thanks
>
> Sajeev
>
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