--- Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (5) Or trying to access the session in the Action
> constructor.
>
> I am not sure if this was my mistake. I would like
> to hear form some one.
As I've alluded to twice now, I believe it *is* your
mistake, at least if you're using SessionAware.
d.
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You missed one.
Paul Benedict wrote:
Most people who have this problem do so because of four things: (1)
they are
switching protocols from HTTP/HTTPS (2) they are switching contexts
(3) they
are switching domains (4) they are invalidating the session.
(5) Or trying to access the session in t
Most people who have this problem do so because of four things: (1) they are
switching protocols from HTTP/HTTPS (2) they are switching contexts (3) they
are switching domains (4) they are invalidating the session.
-- Paul
On 5/26/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
--- Mansour <[EMAIL
--- Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you Dave for replying. I think I need a lot of
> help on this. The problem is even if I implement
> SessionAware, using chaining doesn't work as the
> setSession method is never called.
Are you talking about the *second* action's
setSession()?
Are
Thank you Dave for replying. I think I need a lot of help on this.
The problem is even if I implement SessionAware, using chaining doesn't
work as the setSession method is never called.
Dave Newton wrote:
--- Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Still this didn't help. i am still getting nu
--- Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Still this didn't help. i am still getting nulls for
> the session in Action 2. CAn some one point me to a
> link where I can get What I need ?
At this point I have no idea what state your code is
in. You shouldn't need to deal with ActionContext at
all if
OK,
Here's what I was to get so far.
I need to store and retrieve EntityManagers in the session Map.
I am using action chaining. Action 1 can get the session using
ActionContext.getContext.getSession(). However, action 2 always returns
null. To make things easier for myself I created a Top Level
I followed the dox and created an Action that implements SessionAware. I
set a break point and found the setSession is never called. Can someone
explain please?
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For additional comma
I found out what I was looking for:
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.6/docs/how-do-we-get-access-to-the-session.html
but still wondering why would ActionContext.getContext().getSession()
returns a session the first time it's called then it returns null?
Mansour wrote:
I am trying to setup a value
I am trying to setup a value in my session. IT works the first time I
call the action, and breaks the second time.
I get null pointer exception. This code is from my constructor.
Map session = ActionContext.getContext().getSession();
if (session.containsKey("InvoiceManager"))
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