Stefan Pietschmann wrote:
Yes, I read about that and tried to find out a bit more about
HTTPSessionBindingListener. However I don't quite get the "store your
component as a session attribute"-part.
1. I'm using my component in the pipline implementation. I assume you'd do
it some way like this (made it short):
ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(environment.getObjectModel()).getSession().setA
ttribute("mycomponent",component);
I call this method during login - it is in the SessionData class
public static SessionData getInstance(Session session)
{
SessionData sessionData = (SessionData)
session.getAttribute(SESSION_DATA);
if (sessionData == null)
{
sessionData = new SessionData();
session.setAttribute(SESSION_DATA, sessionData);
}
return sessionData;
}