Hi again, here is a follow up to the problem I was having that I emailed about earlier. When I would get my first hit, I would save the HttpSession at that time in a static class accessible by all servlets. If instead I save the HttpSession when an object is bound to a session, via HttpSessionBindingEvent.getSession() ... then I am able to invalidate it later. If I save the session as I was before I get the null pointer exception. It seems like this may be a bug. - Billy
- Re: Followup (Session references) Billy Turchin
- Re: Followup (Session references) Kief Morris