Maybe passing the values as a querystring parameter might help..Again, could
you store the information in some config file and then use this info..
Have you tried adding params in web.xml..try that and see if this helps..
jitesh dundas
On 3/18/10, thanooj bharateeyudu thanooj...@gmail.com
Hi,
a.There are type of scopes : page ( only in jsp ), session, request,
application ( servletcontext )
Which one you are talking about ?
b. You can use pageContext ( in jsp ) to get all four scopes
c. one jsp will ( internally ) create one servlet so in your case you can
imagine
sharing
hello all.
Let us assume that, i have 2 applications running
in a single tomcat server
i am using JSP to develop the applications
if i have set a scope attribute in one application ... and i need to access
that scope attribute in the another application.
how can we access
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May be you don't have to use any server side cookies approach. You are
sharing between two applications any way. Just setting client side cookie
approach would work.
thx
Senthil
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:41 AM, thanooj bharateeyudu
thanooj...@gmail.comwrote:
hello all.
