Read asp-session or cookie

hi!
there's an asp-login page that holds a session with login information.
this asp page then calls my jsp page.
the problem is that i wanna access this login information stored in the asp-session from my jsp.
how can i archieve this?
is there a way to access to the asp-session or the cookie?
thx in advance

easiest way is to forward response from ASP (these ASP has to be invoked after the login form is submitted - post method) to JSP and get the required parameter
there are two possibilities
1) directly u get values of by request.getParameter("username")
0r
2) pass parameter and values from ASP page as myjsppage?username=test
hope these solve your probs...my prob is dukes...
bye for now
Pranav

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