Hi Shekhar,
> We are using struts framework [...]
I guess you meant Apache Struts [1]. (I wasn't aware of that project,
by the way.) ;-)
> [...] and at the end of the filter cycle Batik
> applet (wrapped in a JSP) is called.
> The problem I am facing is that my session value is getting lost at
> the moment the applet is getting loaded, which is like a show stopper
> for us.
I doubt that this has anything to do with Batik, but wrapping Batik
within a JSP sounds risky (but my knowledge on JSP is pretty
preliminary and also I know nothing about Struts, so this is to be
taken as a first wild guess).
(Moved from above)
> I am working on an application which uses Batik to show big images on
> one of the frame.
My second guess has to do with frames: do you mean HTML frames or
JFrames? If you mean HTML frames, than this may be it: I don't know
how Struts keeps session data, but I've seen HTML frames messing with
several Web application's logic in the past... ;-)
> Please if any one has any clues about this problem, please guide me
> some way out.
Not much of any clues, just a pair of quick guesses (without any deep
knowledge on the problem, as you provide little information also) in
order to potentially serve as some inspiration... :-)
> Thanks & regards,
> Shekhar
Hope this helps,
Helder
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