JServ support of servlet 2.0

Hi,
we are trying to share session data between a servlet and a jsp , the former calling the latter , but we are not allowed to do a dispatch to the jsp(requestdispatcher.forward..ect ..) which would allow me get session data set in the servlet ,
as jserv(9iAS 1.0.2.2) does not support servlet 2 spec.
so we are redirecting(response.sendredirect.............ect) the jsp which does not allow session sharing (data).
can anybody suggest a solution for the above?????????
Karthik

Yes, we intend to support all of servlet 2.3.
mark
patrice thiebaud wrote:
As far as support of Servlet 2.3 is concerned, the 6.1 documentation
only mentions implementation of :
- Filters
- Application Events and Listeners.
Will 6.1 GA fully support the other changes brought by Servlet 2.3 ?
Thanks in advance.

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