Hi,
It was my mistake I was refering to the wrong Action
class in my struts.xml
Please find my observations with regard to the portlet
session handling
1) I implemented the SessionAware interface and it's
method setSession and add the session attributes, This
works with no issues
2) in the Acti
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Hi!
This is probably a missing feature in the portlet framework. The
SessionAware interface aparently doesn't work when inside a portlet.
The other approach you use should work, but if it doesn't, try using
the ActionContext to get the session map and put it there.
Nils-H
On 3/16/07, tom tom <[
Can't help you out with that problem, as I haven't played with the Portlet
stuff. Sorry.
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Hi,
I implemented the following interface
org.apache.struts2.interceptor.SessionAware;
hence implemented the
public void setSession(Map session) method and did add
the following attribute
session.put("NAME","USER1");
and in my jsp I have the following
It works fine in a normal struts We
Have your action implement SessionAware, and give it a setter of the form:
public void setSession(Map session);
You can then add things to this map, and they will be added into the session.
Then you can access them in your JSP like this:
See these pages for more details:
http://struts.apach
Hi,
How can we set the session variables which we used to
do in stuts 1.x. and thereafter access in the jsps.
e.g.
session.setAttribute("NAME","USER11");
and in jsp
This message is for user 1
How can we access to the session, should it be as
follows
In execute method
Rend
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