What you are asking is possible. There are limitations. You must be running NT with a
Microsoft-friendly JVM. And you will need to
use the session related COM methods in Java to get to the ASP session data from your
servlet/JSP. See the following for more
information:
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum?14@@.eeb1e4c
David Gecawich
Adaptive MInds, Inc.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jim Preston
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 4:55 PM
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Subject: Re: Passing Session values between ASP and JSP
JSPs become servlets and are run inside the JVM. ASPs are something else and
run in something else (sorry, don't know anything about ASPs other than that
they ain't Java). Think of the JVM and the whatever-runs-ASPs as completely
separate programs (which they are) and you'll see the problem: they don't in
any way share data, so of course each has it's own session data, never the
twain shall meet. To do what you want would require special cooperation
within the server to share the ASP and JSP session data areas.
--Jim Preston
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daryani Santosh
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 12:16 PM
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Subject: Passing Session values between ASP and JSP
Hi All,
I am working on JSPs that interact with another website , where
the
pages are ASPs , I need to get the session values set in a ASP into a JSP.
Session variables work fine between ASP-ASP and JSP-JSP but inter ASP-JSP
communication results in null session variables. I am not sure though , but
I
believe that there should'nt be any problem in doing so.
Can anyone throw some light on this. Your response is appreciated
ASP code
<%
Session("cono")="7719"
%>
JSP code
<%
String cono= (String)session.getValue("cono")
out.println("Value returned from session ="+cono);//results in a null
%>
Thanks in advance
Santosh
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