-----Original Message-----Hi there,
From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ralf Riedel
Sent: 14 July 1999 20:51
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Subject: how to access application bean dataI'd like to access data I've stored in an application bean from within an other beans code. The application bean manages a pool of db connections, from which other beans may want to grab one to get able to access the database. Now, the only way I know to access the application bean later is from a servlet through the ServletContext. So my question: Is there a way the get on the data stored in the application bean without using servlets, e.g. directly from the code of the bean which needs database access?
many thanks,
ralf
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Ralf Riedel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Multimedia Software GmbH Dresden Tel. +49 351 8505 827
Tele-Applications and Services Fax. +49 351 8505 888
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device drivers - Linus Thorvalds
If you
give the bean "application" scope on the JSP page it will be stored in and
retrieved from the ServletContext associated with this "application" -
so
<jsp:useBean id="appBean" class="com.appbean"
scope="application" />
Kevin
- how to access application bean data Ralf Riedel
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