You're generating with an uri 'http://', so this is a http request to your source servlet. Is your source a totally different servlet? Or is it running in the same cocoon? If in the same cocoon, you won't need the http, if totally different servlet, I don't know how and why you're wanting to share the session, just pass it as a request parameter with the inputmodules eg. src=""
 
Greetz,
Jan
 
----- Original Message -----
From: reza x
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 9:21 AM
Subject: my sessoin vanished?!

hi all.
I had to pass some request parameters to my generator servlet. below is the sitemap snippest related to this. I want my generator to use the SOURCE servlet to get the input xml.in SOURCE servlet I make Query and regarding to it , return the OUT containing data.
but i can't send the table name to SOURCE servlet.because the session vanishes?!
 
//this code is in Cocoon servlet
        table=req.getParameter("table");
        req.getSession().setAttribute("table",table);
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
//this code is in SOURCE servlet
table=request.getSession().getAttribute("table");
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
            <map:match pattern="report.html">
                <map:generate src=""/'>http://localhost:8083/web/SOURCE"/>
                <map:transform src=""/>
                <map:serialize type="html"/>
            </map:match>
 
in SOURCE servlet my table becomes null
 
thanks alot for your attention.
Best Regards.


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