I am now getting somewhat confused (as Johannes), as to what you intend
to accomplish. From you last email, I don't see anything like accessing
your session attribute in your Java class. You now accessing the form
widget, which is not the same as accessing the session object. You need
to get to the Session (HttpSession) first to access the requested
attribute, which is not what you do now.
asif_zzz wrote:
Hi Andre,
You are right.
I can able to get the session object in flow.js
like this
cocoon.session.getAttribute("key");
And i tried with form object,which i got in java bean class
final Form form=event.getSourceWidget().getForm();
String test=form.getAttribute("key").toString();
What is the life time of this form attribute??
Regards,
Aashik.
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