Re: HttpSession.getAttribute() missing?

[Jim Richards]

Then you've got the wrong .jar file in your classpath, or earlier
in your classpath.

You can either edit your CLASSPATH environment variable setting,
or remove the offending .jar file from your system. You'll then
need to include the correct .jar file (depends on your server
setup) that includes the latest classes.

What server are you using?

> The HttpSession it's going after is in the Jswdk version 1.0.1.    Could it mean 
>putValue() instead?