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Problem running jsp on Oracle

 
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Hi,
Can anyone help me out.
When i run my application on Oracle8i/9i(under Linux) the ERROR message appear for
any jsp files that contain the following lines:
<% String path = "mypath"; %>
<% request.setAttribute("PATH", path); %>

----------------error message-----------------
Request URI:/testproject/www/index.jsp
Exception:
oracle.jsp.provider.JspCompileException:
Errors compiling:c:\oracle\ora81
\apache\apache\htdocs\_pages\_testproject\_www\_index.java
c:\oracle\ora81
\apache\apache\htdocs\_pages\_testproject\_www\_index.java:54:
Method setAttribute(java.lang.String, java.lang.String) not
found in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest.
request.setAttribute("PATH", path);
^
1 error
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All this files run on JRun*.*, JBoss,
Tomcat*.*, ... well.
Thank in advance.
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Alex J.Grig
[This message has been edited by Alex Grig (edited December 16, 2001).]
 
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It seems that your server does not follow servlet 2.2 spec
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Shubhrajit
 
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Hi Alex,
Your problem was that your trying to do the wrong thing.
It is session.setAttribute(String name,Object o);
and not request.setAttribute();
In fact request object does that have any setAttribute() method associated with it.
 
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Hi NELL,
you'd better check it one time more.
setAttribute(string name, Object o) IS method of request.

Originally posted by NEEL:
It is session.setAttribute(String name,Object o);
and not request.setAttribute();
In fact request object does that have any setAttribute() method associated with it.

 
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get/setAttribute() is available to both the request and the session. The servletContext inerface also has it's own get/setAttribute. Which one you use depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
 
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