I stumbled into the same problem yesterday without any luck. Apparently
using request.set/getAtttribute is pretty much useless in my experience. I
had to stick the data in the session instead using session.set/getAttribute.
Not a very attractive solution, but it works anyway.
Jason
hi,
maybe a silly question:
do you have a import-statement for your classes?
hth
Alexander
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I stumbled into the same problem yesterday without any luck. Apparently
using request.set/getAtttribute
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I stumbled into the same problem yesterday without any
luck. Apparently
using request.set/getAtttribute
In response to Bill Kaufman's suggestion here is the output from his code
snippet:
Request object: class=class PopBean, loader=AdaptiveClassLoader( )
PopBean object: class=class PopBean, loader=AdaptiveClassLoader( )
Myself: class=class sla._0002fsla_0002ftest_0002ejsptest_jsp_9,
