I just found something weird.
I'm creating a JSP app, using IE 5.5 to view it.
In one page, I was writing an object to the session variable
like so
request.getSession(true).setAttribute("user",user);
response.sendRedirect("portfolio.jsp");
then, in portfolio.jsp, the next page, I was trying to read
that same object like so
Arist user = (Artist)session.getAttribute("user");
but the user variable kept on beeing null, as if it had
never been written to the session. However, when I changed
the first part of the code by taking out the redirect, and
just putting in a link to portfolio.jsp, it worked fine, the
User object was read from the session variable just like I
wanted it to.
So my question is, is there some kind of effect that
sending a redirect has on session management?
--Monte Glenn Gardner
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