from outside Wicket in web app container:
httpServletRequest.getSession().getAttribute(wicket:yourWicketFilterName:session);
the key might have changed in new wicket flavors
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Thank you guys , i got it what i was looking for.
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Hi,
we are using Wicket as a Presentation layer, so we need to sync up with the
Session of the Business Layer framework, we kept this in the same WAR.
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with the existing session of the business
layer framework .
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Yes taking Wicket Session and Spring Session and maintaining one session
across layers (presentation and business layers)
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and maintaining one session
across layers (presentation and business layers)
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