HttpSession session = pageContext.getSession();
if( session != null ) { UserBean ub = (UserBean)session.getAttribute(
"UserBean" ); }
Wes
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Let me know when you find the solution to this. We trying to do the same
thing.
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Hello all,
Can anyone show me an example of accesing a session variable in a custom
tag?
Or at least point me towards documentation that explains it?
(I have an object that I store in a session variable, I need to retrieve in
one of my custom tags)
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Gemplus Software, Advanced Projects Group
Phone: +15147322434
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Gemplus Canada Inc., Http://www.gemplus.com
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