Hi,
Looks like you could use a bean in application scope and store the
information there.
/Nils
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>specification and reference To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: using
>session information across different web applications Date: Mon, 26 Feb
>2001 15:37:02 -0600
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>How can I use session information (Attributes) in one web application from
>another web application. I've noticed that the session IDs from one
>application to another are different and then I don't have the users
>information that I collected from the login/security application available
>to other applications.
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