You could use the application context, but data will be available for
the rest of sessions.
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De: Ismael Blesa Part [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fecha: Miércoles, Noviembre 29, 2000 7:54 pm
Asunto: Is possible to access an HttpSession with its ID from another
session ?
Is
Keep in mind..Servlet 2.1 deprecated this ability. Its still available for
backwards binary compatibility, but its very possible the next release of
Servlet (2.3) removes this ability. Don't depend on deprecated apis unless
you don't plan on moving forward with newer apis.
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Is possible to access an HttpSession with its ID from another session ?
I have an application and I need to pass some information from one
session to another. Then I send the sessionID to a JSP where I want to
get access to the two sessions, the created session and the session
associated with the
What if you just put the information in the application object
instead? You could stick the data in an object and store it in the
application object using the session ID as the key. For best results,
create an object that implements HttpSessionBindingLIstener so it can
remove itself from the
Not any more. Servlet 2.1 deprecated that ability. I don't know if Servlet
2.2 removed it..but due to security risks, they removed the ability
(deprecated it) so that one session couldn't gain access to another. Its too
bad because it would be nice to have the ability to search through all
active
Your right..that is how I did it. More so..most application servers should
provide some sort of window in to the sessions that are in existence. I know
Orion does this..not sure about others.
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From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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