RE: VAJ 3.5 -> VAJ 4.0 -- JAVA400-L

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I have just found what it is:

there was a sendRedirect in the code.

Now the sendRedirect creates a new session, which conforms
to the API. It is like if the old version of the sendRedirect
was not really correct.

I have changed it by a forward and it is now ok.

Cheers

Gilles

-----Original Message-----
From: Art Smet [mailto:smet@us.ibm.com]
Sent: mercredi, 30. janvier 2002 21:03
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: VAJ 3.5 -> VAJ 4.0


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It sounds you are using VAJ 4 with Websphere v3.5.  From what I understand,
VAJ3.5 should be used with WebSphere v3.5x while VAJ 4.0 should be used
with WebSphere v4.x.  Still, I'm hard-pressed to understand the session
angle to the problem.  I'd suggest using -vv on your HTTP server and
inspect the sessionid values being sent across and returned for each
request.





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I just moved from VAJ3.5 to VAJ 4.0

I have now a problem with the objects put into the session.

I first call a jsp. This jsp put an object into the session.

A servlet is then called. It tries to retrieve the object from the session.
The object is not in the session because it is a new session (different
session ids).

The problem happens wether I use JSP 1.0 or JSP 1.1.

Is there something I missed during the migration?
Has the API changed?

Many thanks

Gilles


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