[jira] Updated: (CACTUS-23) HttpSession is null when got from pageContext

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The following issue has been updated:

    Updater: Vincent Massol (mailto:vmassol@apache.org)
       Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 9:13 AM
    Changes:
             description changed from Hi,
This could be a bug in Cactus. In my server side code I have set some 
attributes in my session and I am retrieving it later. I am writing a test case 
to emulate the behavior where I set the attribute in my test case and the class 
under test retrives the attribute.
I need to set it the following way in my test case

pageContext.getSession().setAttribute(VAFConstants.VAF_CONFIGURATION, 
vafConfiguration);

where vafConfiguration is a properties object.

The session object I get is null. But it is null only when I get it from the 
pageContext. When I say request.getSession() I get a session object. 
I might be missing something here but this is preventing me from moving on with 
my test cases and I think it is a bug. 

Thanks,
Pratima to Hi,
This could be a bug in Cactus. In my server side code I have set some 
attributes in my session and I am retrieving it later. I am writing a test case 
to emulate the behavior where I set the attribute in my test case and the class 
under test retrives the attribute.
I need to set it the following way in my test case

pageContext.getSession().setAttribute(VAFConstants.VAF_CONFIGURATION, 
vafConfiguration);

where vafConfiguration is a properties object.

The session object I get is null. But it is null only when I get it from the 
pageContext. When I say request.getSession() I get a session object. 
I might be missing something here but this is preventing me from moving on with 
my test cases and I think it is a bug. 

Thanks,
Pratima
             environment changed from Operating System: Windows NT/2K
Platform: PC to Operating System: Windows NT/2K
Platform: PC
             priority changed to Major
             Fix Version changed to 1.4-beta1
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        Key: CACTUS-23
    Summary: HttpSession is null when got from pageContext
       Type: Bug

     Status: Resolved
   Priority: Major
 Resolution: DUPLICATE

    Project: Cactus
 Components: 
             Framework
   Fix Fors:
             1.4-beta1
   Versions:
             1.3

   Assignee: Vincent Massol
   Reporter: pratima

    Created: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 5:59 PM
    Updated: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 9:13 AM
Environment: Operating System: Windows NT/2K
Platform: PC

Description:
Hi,
This could be a bug in Cactus. In my server side code I have set some 
attributes in my session and I am retrieving it later. I am writing a test case 
to emulate the behavior where I set the attribute in my test case and the class 
under test retrives the attribute.
I need to set it the following way in my test case

pageContext.getSession().setAttribute(VAFConstants.VAF_CONFIGURATION, 
vafConfiguration);

where vafConfiguration is a properties object.

The session object I get is null. But it is null only when I get it from the 
pageContext. When I say request.getSession() I get a session object. 
I might be missing something here but this is preventing me from moving on with 
my test cases and I think it is a bug. 

Thanks,
Pratima


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