Sharing a session between JSP and a Servlet

Hello everyone,
I am currently working on an online catalog. I am attempting to track a user through a group of servlets and JSP's, I create an order object from a java class and using its session scope I reference this in several JSP's.
I however attempted to use a servlet to retrieve this session using the following code:
               HttpSession session = request.getSession();
               Order order = (Order)session.getAttribute("order");
               Authorization auth = TestPaymentAuthorizer.getAuthorisation( order );
               order.setAuthorization( auth ); //this causes an error due to a null object
Can anyone please offer some help on how to use the same session.
Much Appreciated
Arnold Oree

create a session if already does not exist
     HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
Put the above statement before using the session .. it should work,
     HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
Order order = (Order)session.getAttribute("order");
Hello everyone,
I am currently working on an online catalog. I am
attempting to track a user through a group of servlets
and JSP's, I create an order object from a java class
and using its session scope I reference this in
several JSP's.
I however attempted to use a servlet to retrieve this
session using the following code:
               HttpSession session = request.getSession();
Order order =
= (Order)session.getAttribute("order");
Authorization auth =
= TestPaymentAuthorizer.getAuthorisation( order );
order.setAuthorization( auth ); //this causes an
an error due to a null object
Can anyone please offer some help on how to use the
same session.
Much Appreciated
Arnold Oree

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Again, i don't know how helpful this log is, but any pointers would be much appreciated.
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