Can you use reflection?
use Class.ForName to get the class object - then either Class.newInstance,
or use reflection to get the constructor you want and create the instance.
Kevin
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Subject: JSP 1.0: Beans instantiation
Hello,
I am using JRun 2.3.2 and JSP 1.0.
Is there any simple way to instantiate a bean whose class name is
computed at request time?
Example, i'd like to do something like that:
<% String beanClassName = BeanManager.getCurrentBeanClassName(); %>
<jsp:useBean id="myBean" scope="request" class=bean_class></jsp:useBean>
I have tried the <%= bean_class %> syntax ( which works for the value
property of the setProperty tag) but it does not work.
Thanks in advance
Jacopo.
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