Thanks Mark for the quick reply...
I made the changes you suggested, but it still bombs out. Here is the error:
[ServletException in:/common/userPortals/userData.jsp] No getter method for
property UserName of bean UserName'
Here is the line in my jsp:
<bean:write name="UserName" scope="session" property="UserName"/>
And here is how it is set in the servlet:
String fName = LdapPeopleAdmin.getPerson(userid).getFirstName();
String lName = LdapPeopleAdmin.getPerson(userid).getLastName();
session.setAttribute("UserName", fName+" "+lName);
I have logging set up and can verify the the value is actually set in the
session scope.
Any clues?
Thanks ajTreece
Galbreath, Mark wrote:
> Whatever you named it with the session.setAttribute( "[name]", userName).
> And change parameter to property.
>
> Mark
>
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> Subject: session parameter values
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>
> This should be fairly simple, but for some reason I can't get it to work.
>
> In my LogonAction servlet, after a valid login, I set some session
> parameters
> with your basic method like session.getAttribute("UserName");.
>
> Now from my jsp I want to display the value of that parameter. I assume that
> you
> would use a <bean:write name="name" scope="session" parameter="UserName"/>.
> The
> challenge is I can not figure out what name="" should be. No matter what I
> try I
> get the following error:
>
> [ServletException in:/common/userPortals/userData.jsp] Cannot find bean
> XXX in
> scope session'
>
> What id the correct name to use for session values?
>
> Thanks, ajTreece
>
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