RE: Tomcat destoying beans

2003-06-09 Thread Bill Lunnon 
Dominic,

You haven't set the session in the page declaration
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Hope this helps

Bill

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From: Dominic Parry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Tomcat destoying beans


Hi

After I call a servlet that accesses two beans created in a jsp, the beans
seem to have been destroyed.

They are created like this:

<%@ page import="beans.*"%>



this page then response.sendRedirect("MyServlet");

code in MyServlet:

 session = req.getSession();
 UserAuth authBean = (beans.UserAuth) session.getAttribute("authBean");
 DataBean dataBean = (beans.DataBean) session.getAttribute("dataBean");

I am able to access these beans in the servlet, but once it has finished
execution, they seem to have been garbage collected!

What am I missing?!

Thanks

Dom


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Tomcat destoying beans

2003-06-09 Thread Dominic Parry 
Hi

After I call a servlet that accesses two beans created in a jsp, the beans seem to 
have been destroyed.

They are created like this:

<%@ page import="beans.*"%>



this page then response.sendRedirect("MyServlet");

code in MyServlet:

 session = req.getSession();
 UserAuth authBean = (beans.UserAuth) session.getAttribute("authBean");
 DataBean dataBean = (beans.DataBean) session.getAttribute("dataBean");

I am able to access these beans in the servlet, but once it has finished execution, 
they seem to have been garbage collected!

What am I missing?!

Thanks

Dom