Hi Ate,
Thanks a lot for your prompt response. Tomcat 4 is a definite 'no' for
us. We are currently on 5.0.28 and is likely to switch to 5.5. So I
guess I'll have to look into the option of using
getCurrentRequestContext(). I'll try it out with our application, and
may have more followup questions
Jeff Sheets wrote:
I just want to clarify one point of your post.
You're saying that all of the portlets in one war file, thus a part of
the same application, share the same session. But it's not true that
each "portlet" has it's own session, just each portlet application
[war], right?
Correct.
A
I just want to clarify one point of your post.
You're saying that all of the portlets in one war file, thus a part of
the same application, share the same session. But it's not true that
each "portlet" has it's own session, just each portlet application
[war], right?
At least that's how I unders
Hema Menon wrote:
Hi,
How can a struts application deployed as a JSR 168 portlet in Jetspeed
1.6 with fusion get the user information and other session variables
in Jetspeed's context? In other words we have some jetspeed 1.5 which
are running under jetspeed 1.6 with fusion. We converted an existi
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> What I am really trying to find is where I can sneak code like this in
> so that it is impossible to NOT have my session variable set. I am
> moving code over from another application that i
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Subject: Session Information
> I am new to JetSpeed and am wondering what if any information is available
in session
> variables? And if none could the logon
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Subject: Re: Session Information
Hi,
If you are asking for commands on how to put and get values from the
session
objects then this is what I am using.
User currentUser = rundata.getUser();
currentUser.setTemp("username", "xyz"); // to set values
string username = curr
Hi,
If you are asking for commands on how to put and get values from the session
objects then this is what I am using.
User currentUser = rundata.getUser();
currentUser.setTemp("username", "xyz"); // to set values
string username = currentUser.getTemp("username") // to get values.
This excample use
