Gary Affonso on 09/12/07 23:58, wrote:
Yayo wrote:
Errors are stored in a request scope attribute and after a redirect
they're
lost because a new request is launched by the client browser. You must
explicitly (by code) store them in a session attribute to get them in the
second request.
Prese
Yayo wrote:
Errors are stored in a request scope attribute and after a redirect they're
lost because a new request is launched by the client browser. You must
explicitly (by code) store them in a session attribute to get them in the
second request.
Preserving the messages by hand will work, of
Errors are stored in a request scope attribute and after a redirect they're
lost because a new request is launched by the client browser. You must
explicitly (by code) store them in a session attribute to get them in the
second request.
^^
On Dec 9, 2007 3:18 PM, Edgaras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Hallo,
i want to redirect my errors "together" with page redirect...: if user is
logged he should see message "person created" on StartPage.jsp and if not
on Login.jsp. It works if I do directly forward, but if i redirect Login.jsp
to StartPage.jsp error massege is gone. Could you
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