yes, think I've got it. Anyway, I'm using spring now,
which is fine for me: I have the added benefit of
compiling my controller, at the expense of the
continuations mechanism, which I don't really need.
For the frontend, I'm using Laszlo Presentation Server
(LPS). They proxy the request, and that's the source
of the error. Still, with spring I could see that my
servlet actually sets the session attributes, but
they're lost when the response is forwarded through
the proxy, unless you tell LPS not to.
Then you have to explicitely set the cookie (using the
"Set-Cookie" Header parameter)... enzovoorts...
thanks anyway!
I didn't figure out what precisely went wrong with
cocoon, but now I don't care much anymore.
bernard
--- JD Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hmm - I have been using this since 2.1.4
>
> are you using <transform type="encodeURL"/> at the
> end of your pipeline?
> If i understand correctly, nothing will be saved if
> the client has
> cookies off if you don't.
>
>
> Bernard Sirius wrote:
>
> >Actually my previous post/problem boils down to
> this:
> >session.setAttribute("name",value) has actually no
> >effect.
> >
> >I saw some postings on google about this issue...
> >
> >Is it serious?
> >
> >bernard
> >
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