"LITT Vincent (Neuilly Gestion)" wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Does anybody know how to pass a session object created in a Jsp by :
>
> session = request.getSession( true );
> session.putValue ("Usr_Name", request.getParameter("user_name") );
>
> In fact I tried the same code in the servlet, but the 2 sessions objects are
> different ...
>
> Any Help is welcome
You don't give us much information to go on. The code you have obviously
puts an object in the session. If this information is not available when
you request another servlet or JSP page, it's because the new request is
not part of the same session. Some possible reasons:
1) The browser doesn't support/enables cookies and you do not call
encodeURL() to enable URL rewriting for session tracking.
2) The servlet/JSP that creates the session and puts the object in the
session, and the next servlet/JSP is not part of the same servlet
context. For instance, if you make the first request with a URL
like /servlet/foo and the second with /myapp/myjsp.jsp, they are
probably not part of the same context (web application) since they
don't have the same URI prefix.
Read the Servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 specifications for details about
web applications/servet contexts and session tracking. If that doesn't
solev your problem, include information about the URLs you use when you
post to the list again.
Hans
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Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
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