session.setAttribute("file", temp);
vs.
request.getAttribute("file");
you know that request and session are different scopes?
change the second line to request.getSession().getAttribute("file");
regards
leon
On 10/11/05, Chris Pat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
> When I use the code below th
Chris Pat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/12/2005 11:29:41 AM:
> Hi Geeta, et. al
> I typed too soon. I am still getting a servlet error
What error are you getting? That String file below is null? Maybe the
error is differnet from what you think it is..?
If not, this is strange. I have set cou
Hi Geeta, et. al
I typed too soon. I am still getting a servlet error
even with this modified code and not getting a the
println produced.
playThis action:
HttpSession session = request.getSession(false);
if (session == null)
System.out.println("null session");
String file =
(Str
Hi Geeta
Thank you. Even though it is a major point, I am
getting killed by syntatic problems. I know the
sophisticated issues but the "blocking & tackling" is
my present downfall. I feel like I am the teacher and
student in the Jaime Escalante story, grin.
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> Chris
Chris Pat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/11/2005 05:31:03 PM:
> Hello
> When I use the code below the Action "playThis" claims
> the file attribute is null. It is not unless I am
> loosing the session on the findforward. How can I
> store a value in the session and forward to an Action?
> The
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