use servlet context or put object in ur session in
init method.
hope this will work
gunjan
--- Amar_singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi
> I am using session.putValue("somename","0");
>
> initially i am directing the response to a jsp and
> there i am using getValue
> and it works fine but again when the servlet is
> invoked then again i do
> session.puValue("somename","0");
> and when this is sent to another JSP then it
> doesn't work
> although if i do
> session.puValue("somename",new String("0")); then
> it works ...any ideas
> why????
>
> Regards
> Amar Deep Singh
>
>
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