Hello Pavlikus,
I got the same problem. I overcome this problem with very crude method.
use import jsp tag for getting appropriate classes
First I create 1 instance with <jsp:useBean id="info" class=.. scope="session">
Then I reinitialise the info with session.getAttribute in JSP.
& then you can use your methods using JSTL or simple java code.
I wonder if
<c:out value="${info.user.login}"/>this will run / not. Because I don't try like info.user.login though conceptually it sounds pretty good. In my case so I use single different methods such as info.user etc.
Please correct me if I am wrong some where. Because It is my learning curve.
Regards,
Nikhil Sidhaye.
Pavlikus wrote:
Hello all.
<%
UserSessionInfo info = (UserSessionInfo)
session.getAttribute(UserSessionInfo.USER_SESSION_INFO_KEY);
<!-- Print user's login ok -->
out.println(info.getUser().getLogin());
%>
Later on page:
<!-- Prints empty strings instead of user's login --> <c:out value="${info.user.login}"/> <c:out value="${info.user.role.title}"/>
Please tell me where my mistake. Also, is there ways to avoid scriptlets on my jsp? I use <jsp:useBean> but it always try to create new instance of UserSessionInfo, instead of find it in session.
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