Hi,
my question about sessions was not very well formulated. It is of course
clear how to store attributes in the session. It seems however that the
session is lost as soon as one goes to or uses another block.
I have a block through which an user logs in. The authenticator takes
from a date base the user's details. After a successful authentication,
a few attributes are stored in the session object like
cocoon.session.setAttribute("userName", username).
Subsequently, another block is employed to generate HTML, like
....
<map:transform type="servletService">
<map:parameter name="service" value="servlet:ui:/html-service"/>
</map:transform>
....
In the sitemap of this other block, I have
...
<map:transform src="resource/internal/stylesheets/ui2html.xsl">
<map:parameter name="userName" value="{session-attr:userName}" />
...
</map:transform>
...
The userName attribute should then be included in the HTML that is
returned to the client (the response would contain a sentence like
"Welcome back, Andre")
But this is not happening. What is wrong with this scenario?
Thanks,
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