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
You can use the interceptor ServletConfig to get HTTPServletRequest and
HTTPServletResponse.
But hte best way is to implements SessionAware interface in your action
class.
Take a look at this link.
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/how-do-we-get-access-to-the-session.html
regards,
Felipe
Trac
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
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