I'm using Java Web Server 2.0 Beta, the on-line documentation reports that
a page named "global.jsa" can be used....
but I think that such a feauter is not yet implemented.
We have to wait for a production release.
bye, Paolo.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jacob Madsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: mercoled� 27 ottobre 1999 23.21
Subject: global.jsa
>Hi all
>
>I have developed some web applications using MS Active Server Pages, but
>lately decided to try out JSP too. Here comes my question: in ASP you have
a
>file called "global.asa", where you have Session_onStart and -onEnd and the
>same with Application. I discovered somehow, that JSP should use a VERY
>similar (has Sun been inspired by MS?) file called "global.jsa" with the
>exactly the same methods, only in JSP. Here's what I then try to do to
>instantiate a Session variable like in ASP in global.jsa:
>
><jsp:application:onStart>
></jsp:application:onStart>
>
><jsp:application:onEnd>
></jsp:application:onEnd>
>
><jsp:session:onStart>
>request.getSession(true).putValue("Test", "Hello" );
></jsp:session:onStart>
>
><jsp:session:onEnd>
></jsp:session:onEnd>
>
>The problem is, that when I after this try to get the value on another page
>like this:
>
><%
>out.print(request.getSession(true).getValue("Test"));
>%>
>
>I just get "null". Seems like global.jsa is never executed. Can anybody
give
>med some advice on this file? I'm using Java Web Server 2.0 on Windows NT.
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Jacob
>
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