You can have as many beans on the page as you want to - just use multiple
<jsp:useBean ... > tags,
Kevin
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Dear All,
Can I use two beans in one jsp page? As I have different set of data
in two beans but need to present in one jsp page, how to do it?
Cheryl.
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