Hmm, really? I thought that since String is not a primitive data type, when you
pass a String to a variable, you are passing a reference to that String obect,
(and it is not passed by value)..? So my guess would have been that doing a
"putValue" wouldnt have been necessary.. Of course it should easy enough to
check..
Geeta
Kevin Mukhar wrote:
> Jean Bresse wrote:
> >
> > The value of that local object changes with the following:
> >
> > myInfo = "some new value is now in effect";
>
> Because you are assigning a new value to the reference variable, the
> reference inside the session object still points to the old string. If
> you want the new string to be saved as part of the session, you need to
> put it into the session object.
>
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