Michel Verwijmeren wrote: > Part 1.1 Type: Plain Text (text/plain) > Encoding: quoted-printable This is where 'Model 2' comes into play. In your servlet you instantiate a bean. Then populate the bean with your desired data. Give the bean a name. This name has to be a "public" name that will also be used in your JSP page. Insert the bean into your session using this public name. Now in your JSP page, in your USEBEAN tag, specify name="public name" type="fully.qualified.bean.name". Using the DISPLAY tag, you will be able to access the properties of your bean. cc
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