setAttribuve vs setValue

2002-07-17 Thread Manuel Rodriguez Diaz

Which is the difference between setAttribute and setValue?
Are both the same?

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Re: setAttribuve vs setValue

2002-07-17 Thread Bhushan_Bhangale

Hi Manuel,

For which class these methods you are talking about? There is no setValue method in 
HttpServletRequest or HttpSession class infact putValue which is deprecated now in 
Httpsession. Can you elaborate your question a little bit?

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Which is the difference between setAttribute and setValue?
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Re: setAttribuve vs setValue

2002-07-17 Thread Manuel Rodriguez Diaz

Sorry,
i'm writting about session object.

Bhushan_Bhangale escribió:

 Hi Manuel,

 For which class these methods you are talking about? There is no setValue method in 
HttpServletRequest or HttpSession class infact putValue which is deprecated now in 
Httpsession. Can you elaborate your question a little bit?

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 Which is the difference between setAttribute and setValue?
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Re: setAttribuve vs setValue

2002-07-17 Thread Bhushan_Bhangale

So in session object there is not setValue method but putValue is there that too 
deprecated. the new method is setAttribute.

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From: Manuel Rodriguez Diaz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Sorry,
i'm writting about session object.

Bhushan_Bhangale escribió:

 Hi Manuel,

 For which class these methods you are talking about? There is no setValue method in 
HttpServletRequest or HttpSession class infact putValue which is deprecated now in 
Httpsession. Can you elaborate your question a little bit?

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