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I am currently using ServletRequestAware in my Actions to get at the session. Why don't I use SessionAware? Becuase I need to check if the session is still alive:

httpsession = httpServletRequest.getSession(false);
if (httpsession == null) {
//session died
return GallupConstants.STRUTS_RESULT_NAME_TIMEOUT;
}

I would rather use SessionAware becuase I believe ServletRequestAware might be interfering with the execAndWait interceptor. How can I do this check with SessionAware?

Thanks,
eric
 
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