Re: Using Response.sendRedirect()

Actually, it completely depends on where you redirect to.  If you are redirecting to another page within your web app, and you have sessions enabled, and either the user has Cookies enabled or you properly used URL Rewriting to communicate the session then the session data will be available.  Otherwise no.
  (*Chris*)

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yes, since it is in session, it shall be there in the context.

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Subject: Using Response.sendRedirect()


Hi,

  Will the session variables be available in the page where I  send by
response.sendRedirect() to the other page?


Raj

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