setValue is deprecated, setAttribute is the one to use,
Kevin Jones
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: A mailing list for discussion about Sun Microsystem's Java Servlet
> API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Andrés Wagner
> Sent: 07 January 2001 18:08
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Comunication between two Servlet
>
>
> The putValue method is new to me, what I have is this
>
> if (myList == null)
> {
>
> getServletContext().setAttribute("burrano.MyLinkedList",myList
> =readList());
>
> }
>
> UserList
> =(MyLinkedList)getServletContext().getAttribute("burrano.MyLinkedList");
>
> Is this Ok? I found that in every servlet I want to mantain
> comunication, must initialize the MyLinkedLIST Object and then the
> servlets establish the comunication... is this true or is my point of
> view wrong?
>
> >Hey!
> >
> >If you are running an HTTPSession, then you can put the ListaNoticias
> >in the session in one servlet and pull it out in the other
> servlet or JSP.
> >
> >You might have code like this in your servlet:
> >
> > session.putValue("noticias.lista", lista);
> >
> >then in your JSP, which is another 'servlet', loosely:
> >
> >LinkedList theLista = (LinkedList)
> session.getValue("noticias.lista", lista);
> >
> >There is much code missing above. If this does not look familiar
> >to you, then I suggest some study on HTTPSessions.
> >
> >Sans adieu,
> >Danny Rubis
>
> --
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