Did you start the session before use it :) ?
$session = $container->getSessionService();
$session->start();
you can check miam application as example.
On 20 Сер, 05:15, Michael <excelwebz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I created a class for UserSecurity which extends the Symfony\Components
> \HttpFoundation\Session. Then i use
> $this->session->setAttribute('isAuthenticated', true); to tell the code that
> the user
>
> is logged-in. but it doesn't store it in the session. Any ideas why?
> do I have to run something after I set an attribute?
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