[JBoss-user] [HTTPD, Servlets JSP] - Re: lost session attributes

2005-01-12 Thread wiley173
Hello,
Have you tried just response redirect instead of the dispatcher? I had some 
simliliar issues when I tried to keep two applications talking to each other on 
the same session ...


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[JBoss-user] [HTTPD, Servlets JSP] - Re: lost session attributes

2005-01-12 Thread jk0529
What I found is that when I include a JSP from another war file I am apprently 
getting another session.  The session ID I get from the top level JSP is the 
same as the session ID from the included JSP from the other war but the 
creation time and the attributes are different.

The only way I can get at my primary session from the original war file is to 
add it as a request attribute before I include the JSP from the other war file. 
 Then in the included JSP I get the primary session I want out of the request 
instead of the actual session associated with the included JSP.

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