I have two XSLT files and I want to create session in one xslt file, then modify it in another XSLT file.
This is my first file:
<session:createcontext name="user_context"/>
<session:setxml context="user_context" path="/">
<NAME>HELLOWORLD</NAME>
</session:setxml>
and this is my second file:
<session:setxml context="user_context" path="/">
<NAME>HELLOINDIA</NAME>
</session:setxml>
Is this correct?
The code is not able to update the attribute "NAME" in session, and I am getting still "HELLOWORLD".
Environment: This implementation is running on Cocoon 2.2 with a Tomcat application.
In Cocoon, also same problem with the following scenario: I have created session in XM开发者_开发百科AP (Cocoon config file), and I am accessing the same session in one pipeline's transform XSLT implementation. Here I have changed the session's an one attribute and I want to access the same attribute of same session in again xmap file.
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