I think that you will find the answer to this to be no. The scope of a
request object is the servlet service method, so if you are processing a
different request, you are automatically going to have a different
request object.
On Sun, 2003-03-09 at 21:02, Andrew Latham wrote:
> Hope someone has had success with this.
>
> Basically using Struts the results of a query are returned to a JSP page
> and accessible via the "request" object with something like:
> <%java.util.Collection requestCollection = (java.util.Collection)
> request.getAttribute("classificationlist"); %>
>
> I'm trying to pass this to another JSP page. I've tried:
> <%request.setAttribute("classificationlist", requestCollection); %>
>
> Which doesn't error but its value is NULL on the next JSP. All doco and
> other discussion forums suggest this method, but what I'm finding is
> this will only work if I use the <jsp:forward> or <jsp:include>. Is
> there a way to pass this to a page which is access by a <a
> href="nextpage.jsp">Next</a>? I currently do this by rescoping to
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