iZone Infotech wrote:
> Nope!! This does not help.
>
> I checked all possible combinations. The problem is at the servlet side.
> In JSP-JSP, I get the session value. But in both JSP-Servlet and
> Servlet-JSP the session values are lost. It looks as if the scope of the
> session ends at the end of Servlet.
>
> Funny part, after evoking my servlet, which puts some value to the session,
> I went and checked the session example of TomCat. The session values added
> by me was shown there. That means the values are in the session. It gets
> lost somewhere when I use sendRedirect().
>
> Does anybody know whether I have to do some settings in TomCat? I am new to
> TomCat.
>
It sounds like you are still using Tomcat 3.1, which had bugs in this regard. If
so, you should immediately upgrade to Tomcat 3.2.1. If you are already using
Tomcat 3.2.1, then there must be something else you are doing that causes the
session to be invalidated -- this feature works for many people.
>
> Regards,
>
> Dantus
>
Craig McClanahan
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