Chris Ernenwein wrote:
>
> sessions work but not session = request.getSession(true);
>
> We got a new value each time it was called, if you look at the sessionID.
>
> We used session scope beans to hold data.
Have you tried:
<%
HttpSession sess = request.getSession(); e.i. not
request.getSession(true)
session.putValue("Test", "Test Value");
%>
from the JSP docs:
(javax.servlet.jsp
Class PageContext
java.lang.Object
|
+--javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext
)
getSession
public abstract HttpSession getSession()
Returns:
the HttpSession for this PageContext or null
As I understood from the docs, JSP always creates a session object.
Hope this helps
Sven
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