I think you could serialize your session from the ASPs into a file named
after the session id, and then pass the session id to the jsp's through a
form tag.. then the jsp could read that file and set up the session variables.
If the jsp/asp sites were on separate machines, you would need to have a
jsp/servlet running that could receive the information from the ASP and
make it available to the other jsp's (either write to a file, or use the
servlet context, etc.). (i.e. you would have to make a call to this
servlet when the user left the ASP arena, passing all the session data so
that when he/she went to the first jsp page, that page would be able to
look up their session information somehow).
Of course, if it wasn't "important" data (i.e. verified a user was logged
in), you could just pass all the information in form tags from the asp to
the jsp.
-Erik
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>Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 12:16 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Passing Session values between ASP and JSP
>
>
>Hi All,
> I am working on JSPs that interact with another website , where
>the
>pages are ASPs , I need to get the session values set in a ASP into a JSP.
>Session variables work fine between ASP-ASP and JSP-JSP but inter ASP-JSP
>communication results in null session variables. I am not sure though , but
>I
>believe that there should'nt be any problem in doing so.
> Can anyone throw some light on this. Your response is appreciated
>
>ASP code
><%
>Session("cono")="7719"
>%>
>
>JSP code
><%
> String cono= (String)session.getValue("cono")
>out.println("Value returned from session ="+cono);//results in a null
>%>
>
>Thanks in advance
>Santosh
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