Have a look at the code that is being generated by when you have put in:
application = getServletConfig().getServletContext();
config = getServletConfig();
session = request.getSession(true);
out = new JspWriter(response.getWriter(), 8192);
response.setContentType("text/html");
out.write("");
// THIS SECTION CREATES YOUR BEAN
bean.Bean bean = (bean.Bean) session.getValue("bean");
boolean _specialbean = false;
if ( bean == null ) {
_specialbean = true;
// THIS SECTION DETECTS THAT IT DOESN'T EXIST AND CREATES IT
try {
bean = (bean.Bean) Beans.instantiate(null, "bean.Bean");
}catch (Exception exc) {
throw new ServletException (" Cannot create bean of class
"+"bean.Bean");
}
// THIS THEN PUTS IT INTO THE SESSION OBJECT AS YOU HAVE
SPECIFIED A
// "SESSION" SCOPE
session.putValue("bean", bean);
}
if(_specialbean == true) {
}
out.write("\r\n...\r\n<body>\r\n");
// THIS IS WHERE YOU PUT IT INTO THE SESSION OBJECT A SECOND TIME
session.putValue(session.getId(),bean);
Remember, each session is unique to each user.
Tommy Berglund wrote:
> value was before. What am I doing wrong??? How can each user get their
> own instantiation of the bean???
Get rid of your code adding the bean to the session and getting it out again.
That is exactly what useBean is for.
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