from another java application, i had already set my attribute to this:
HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);
session.setAttribute("SessionUser", userName);
I'm not sure how to parse a specific attribute into a string.
String query = "SELECT title, first, last, email FROM member WHERE email="+**??**;
刚投:
String username = (String) session.getAttribute("SessionUser");
You seem to be only adding the user's name into the session attribute.
Try setting the entire User object (whatever is the domain object in your case) as follows:
session.setAttribute("SessionUser", userObj);
Then fetch the object using:
UserObj userObj = (UserObj) session.getAttribute("SessionUser");
and then use it in your query, something like this: (assuming you have a getEmail() in the UserObj)
String userEmail = userObj.getEmail();
String query = "SELECT title, first, last, email FROM member WHERE email="+ userEmail;
if userName attribute is a String object, then you can call it with
String userName= (String)session.getAttribute("SessionUser");
String query = "SELECT title, first, last, email FROM member WHERE email="+ userName;
or it's bean? then;
UserBean user = (UserBean)session.getAttribute("SessionUser");
String query = "SELECT title, first, last, email FROM member WHERE email="+ user.getUserName();
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