i believe that u have to put thebean again in session after setting its name
by:
session.putValue(). only then will its name too be reflected when u do
session.getValue() in another servlet.
rgds.,
komal.
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> Bantos
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> Subject: session basic put/get value question - is this right?
>
>
> I put an object reference into the session with the following code:
>
> session.putValue("mybean", mybean);
>
> I then retrieve the object later in the code to make an addition:
>
> TheBean thebean = (TheBean)session.getValue("mybean");
>
> thebean.setName("this is the bean name");
>
> Now, at this point isn't the bean Name for BOTH thebean AND
> session.getValue("mybean") set to "this is the bean name"? What I
> am asking
> is, does the session.getValue return a reference to the object, or is it
> cloning it and creating a seperate object? I can say that in JRun, the two
> different references above DO NOT refer to the same object.
>
> Thanks
>
> -Bruce
>
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