I'll assume that you're doing something like this:
response.setAttribute( "ATTR", new Object() );
RequestDispatcher d = response.getRequestDispatcher( "/test.jsp" );
d.forward( request, response );
If it's something like that the attribute should be available
in the page you've dispatched to. If my little example doesn't
help, post a snippet and I'm sure an expert can help...
--mikej
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> i'm doing something wrong or if when you set an request attribute and
> then do a RequestDispatcher.forward() you lost your new attribute?
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