> > How do you get session A information available to session B without persisting it >somehow (the HttpSessionContext interface is depracated in Java Servlet API v2.1for >security reasons...)? (snip) > > > > Use servlet context attributes to share information between all the > sessions in your webapp.
Thanks for the info. I knew there had to be something in the servlet scope, but didn't know quite where to find it. The following works in any of our classes that extend Action: servlet.getServletContext().setAttribute( "myAttribute", myAttribute ); and likewise MyAttribute myAttribute = (MyAttribute)servlet.getServletContext().getAttribute( "myAttribute" ); I noticed that: - "servlet" is declared a protected "transient" ActionServlet in ActionServletWrapper, - ActionForm has the getter method for the wrapper, - RequestUtils.populate() calls the getter, - ActionServlet calls RequestUtils.populate() What I don't follow is how the servlet object is exposed in the Action subclasses. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
