JSP get data from another session when I switch to another jsp file
I have two jsp files login.jsp and index.jsp, login.jsp do an ajax call where after authentication are set values in session with setAttribute('key', value) then a javascript switch to a index.jsp using window.location.href='index.jsp'. index.jsp is calling getAttribute('key') to get the value but the value obtained is not de same which set in login.jsp.
this is the ajax call in login.jsp
75 function login() {
76 var usuario = $("#usuario").val();
77 var password = $("#password").val();
78 var agente = navigator.userAgent;
79
80 $.post("app/bd.jsp", {
81 funcion: "login",
82 "usuario": usuario,
83 "password": password,
84 "agente": agente
85 }, function (data) {
86 if (data.trim() === "ok") {
87
88 window.location.href = 'index.jsp';
89 } else {
90 $(".has-usuario").addClass("has-error");
91 $(".has-password").addClass("has-error");
92 $("#mensaje-login").html("Usuario o password invalido");
93 }
94 });
After authentication validation, this is executed in bd.jsp when the ajax call is performed:
287 session.setAttribute("clte_code_cliente",
resultado.getString("usrw_clte_code_cliente"));
288 session.setAttribute("clte_nombre_razon", resultado.getString("clte_nombre_razon"));
289 session.setAttribute("usrw_usuario", resultado.getString("usrw_usuario"));
290 session.setAttribute("usrw_nombre", resultado.getString("usrw_nombre"));
291 session.setAttribute("usrw_tipo", resultado.getInt("usrw_tipo"));
292 session.setAttribute("usrw_id", resultado.getInt("usrw_id"));
Then window.location.href = 'index.jsp'; switch to index.jsp when the callback of the ajax call is executed.
Finally in the index.jsp I try to retrieve the session values as:
488 <div class="col-sm-8">
489 <input type="text"
490 value="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"
491 onblur="traerRazonSocial();" class="form-control" id="inputCodigo"
492 placeholder="Codigo de cliente" required autofocus disabled>
493 </div>
But the information which retrieves session.getAttribute() function is not the correct user information, that information belongs to another user logged before.
thanks!
javascript jsp session location href
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
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I have two jsp files login.jsp and index.jsp, login.jsp do an ajax call where after authentication are set values in session with setAttribute('key', value) then a javascript switch to a index.jsp using window.location.href='index.jsp'. index.jsp is calling getAttribute('key') to get the value but the value obtained is not de same which set in login.jsp.
this is the ajax call in login.jsp
75 function login() {
76 var usuario = $("#usuario").val();
77 var password = $("#password").val();
78 var agente = navigator.userAgent;
79
80 $.post("app/bd.jsp", {
81 funcion: "login",
82 "usuario": usuario,
83 "password": password,
84 "agente": agente
85 }, function (data) {
86 if (data.trim() === "ok") {
87
88 window.location.href = 'index.jsp';
89 } else {
90 $(".has-usuario").addClass("has-error");
91 $(".has-password").addClass("has-error");
92 $("#mensaje-login").html("Usuario o password invalido");
93 }
94 });
After authentication validation, this is executed in bd.jsp when the ajax call is performed:
287 session.setAttribute("clte_code_cliente",
resultado.getString("usrw_clte_code_cliente"));
288 session.setAttribute("clte_nombre_razon", resultado.getString("clte_nombre_razon"));
289 session.setAttribute("usrw_usuario", resultado.getString("usrw_usuario"));
290 session.setAttribute("usrw_nombre", resultado.getString("usrw_nombre"));
291 session.setAttribute("usrw_tipo", resultado.getInt("usrw_tipo"));
292 session.setAttribute("usrw_id", resultado.getInt("usrw_id"));
Then window.location.href = 'index.jsp'; switch to index.jsp when the callback of the ajax call is executed.
Finally in the index.jsp I try to retrieve the session values as:
488 <div class="col-sm-8">
489 <input type="text"
490 value="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"
491 onblur="traerRazonSocial();" class="form-control" id="inputCodigo"
492 placeholder="Codigo de cliente" required autofocus disabled>
493 </div>
But the information which retrieves session.getAttribute() function is not the correct user information, that information belongs to another user logged before.
thanks!
javascript jsp session location href
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
please include code you've tried
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 21:37
I update it, thanks!
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
make sure your function that callssetAttributeis in the callback of theajaxcall
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
if that doesn't help try console logging the session after you dosession.setAttributeto make sure the session is actually what you expect. I don't know jsp but does the linevalue="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"with double quotes"inside of another double quotes work or do you need to use single quotes?
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
It is in the callback and the answer is yes, It works in that way. This was working perfect but for two weeks it started to happen. I'm wondering if this is related to the browser or something on the client side, maybe cache.
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:20
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I have two jsp files login.jsp and index.jsp, login.jsp do an ajax call where after authentication are set values in session with setAttribute('key', value) then a javascript switch to a index.jsp using window.location.href='index.jsp'. index.jsp is calling getAttribute('key') to get the value but the value obtained is not de same which set in login.jsp.
this is the ajax call in login.jsp
75 function login() {
76 var usuario = $("#usuario").val();
77 var password = $("#password").val();
78 var agente = navigator.userAgent;
79
80 $.post("app/bd.jsp", {
81 funcion: "login",
82 "usuario": usuario,
83 "password": password,
84 "agente": agente
85 }, function (data) {
86 if (data.trim() === "ok") {
87
88 window.location.href = 'index.jsp';
89 } else {
90 $(".has-usuario").addClass("has-error");
91 $(".has-password").addClass("has-error");
92 $("#mensaje-login").html("Usuario o password invalido");
93 }
94 });
After authentication validation, this is executed in bd.jsp when the ajax call is performed:
287 session.setAttribute("clte_code_cliente",
resultado.getString("usrw_clte_code_cliente"));
288 session.setAttribute("clte_nombre_razon", resultado.getString("clte_nombre_razon"));
289 session.setAttribute("usrw_usuario", resultado.getString("usrw_usuario"));
290 session.setAttribute("usrw_nombre", resultado.getString("usrw_nombre"));
291 session.setAttribute("usrw_tipo", resultado.getInt("usrw_tipo"));
292 session.setAttribute("usrw_id", resultado.getInt("usrw_id"));
Then window.location.href = 'index.jsp'; switch to index.jsp when the callback of the ajax call is executed.
Finally in the index.jsp I try to retrieve the session values as:
488 <div class="col-sm-8">
489 <input type="text"
490 value="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"
491 onblur="traerRazonSocial();" class="form-control" id="inputCodigo"
492 placeholder="Codigo de cliente" required autofocus disabled>
493 </div>
But the information which retrieves session.getAttribute() function is not the correct user information, that information belongs to another user logged before.
thanks!
javascript jsp session location href
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
I have two jsp files login.jsp and index.jsp, login.jsp do an ajax call where after authentication are set values in session with setAttribute('key', value) then a javascript switch to a index.jsp using window.location.href='index.jsp'. index.jsp is calling getAttribute('key') to get the value but the value obtained is not de same which set in login.jsp.
this is the ajax call in login.jsp
75 function login() {
76 var usuario = $("#usuario").val();
77 var password = $("#password").val();
78 var agente = navigator.userAgent;
79
80 $.post("app/bd.jsp", {
81 funcion: "login",
82 "usuario": usuario,
83 "password": password,
84 "agente": agente
85 }, function (data) {
86 if (data.trim() === "ok") {
87
88 window.location.href = 'index.jsp';
89 } else {
90 $(".has-usuario").addClass("has-error");
91 $(".has-password").addClass("has-error");
92 $("#mensaje-login").html("Usuario o password invalido");
93 }
94 });
After authentication validation, this is executed in bd.jsp when the ajax call is performed:
287 session.setAttribute("clte_code_cliente",
resultado.getString("usrw_clte_code_cliente"));
288 session.setAttribute("clte_nombre_razon", resultado.getString("clte_nombre_razon"));
289 session.setAttribute("usrw_usuario", resultado.getString("usrw_usuario"));
290 session.setAttribute("usrw_nombre", resultado.getString("usrw_nombre"));
291 session.setAttribute("usrw_tipo", resultado.getInt("usrw_tipo"));
292 session.setAttribute("usrw_id", resultado.getInt("usrw_id"));
Then window.location.href = 'index.jsp'; switch to index.jsp when the callback of the ajax call is executed.
Finally in the index.jsp I try to retrieve the session values as:
488 <div class="col-sm-8">
489 <input type="text"
490 value="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"
491 onblur="traerRazonSocial();" class="form-control" id="inputCodigo"
492 placeholder="Codigo de cliente" required autofocus disabled>
493 </div>
But the information which retrieves session.getAttribute() function is not the correct user information, that information belongs to another user logged before.
thanks!
javascript jsp session location href
javascript jsp session location href
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
edited Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
Ersualo
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
asked Nov 21 '18 at 21:19
ErsualoErsualo
12
12
please include code you've tried
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 21:37
I update it, thanks!
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
make sure your function that callssetAttributeis in the callback of theajaxcall
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
if that doesn't help try console logging the session after you dosession.setAttributeto make sure the session is actually what you expect. I don't know jsp but does the linevalue="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"with double quotes"inside of another double quotes work or do you need to use single quotes?
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
It is in the callback and the answer is yes, It works in that way. This was working perfect but for two weeks it started to happen. I'm wondering if this is related to the browser or something on the client side, maybe cache.
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:20
|
show 1 more comment
please include code you've tried
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 21:37
I update it, thanks!
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
make sure your function that callssetAttributeis in the callback of theajaxcall
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
if that doesn't help try console logging the session after you dosession.setAttributeto make sure the session is actually what you expect. I don't know jsp but does the linevalue="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"with double quotes"inside of another double quotes work or do you need to use single quotes?
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
It is in the callback and the answer is yes, It works in that way. This was working perfect but for two weeks it started to happen. I'm wondering if this is related to the browser or something on the client side, maybe cache.
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:20
please include code you've tried
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 21:37
please include code you've tried
– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 21:37
I update it, thanks!
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
I update it, thanks!
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
make sure your function that calls
setAttribute is in the callback of the ajax call– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
make sure your function that calls
setAttribute is in the callback of the ajax call– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
if that doesn't help try console logging the session after you do
session.setAttribute to make sure the session is actually what you expect. I don't know jsp but does the line value="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>" with double quotes " inside of another double quotes work or do you need to use single quotes?– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
if that doesn't help try console logging the session after you do
session.setAttribute to make sure the session is actually what you expect. I don't know jsp but does the line value="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>" with double quotes " inside of another double quotes work or do you need to use single quotes?– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
It is in the callback and the answer is yes, It works in that way. This was working perfect but for two weeks it started to happen. I'm wondering if this is related to the browser or something on the client side, maybe cache.
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:20
It is in the callback and the answer is yes, It works in that way. This was working perfect but for two weeks it started to happen. I'm wondering if this is related to the browser or something on the client side, maybe cache.
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:20
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– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 21:37
I update it, thanks!
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:07
make sure your function that calls
setAttributeis in the callback of theajaxcall– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
if that doesn't help try console logging the session after you do
session.setAttributeto make sure the session is actually what you expect. I don't know jsp but does the linevalue="<%=session.getAttribute("clte_code_cliente")%>"with double quotes"inside of another double quotes work or do you need to use single quotes?– ehacinom
Nov 21 '18 at 22:14
It is in the callback and the answer is yes, It works in that way. This was working perfect but for two weeks it started to happen. I'm wondering if this is related to the browser or something on the client side, maybe cache.
– Ersualo
Nov 21 '18 at 22:20