I've been going through the specs (0.91, 0.92 & 1.0), trying to find out if
there was a way to write beans beans used in jsp pages which would be aware of
the environment (not request parameters - stuff like method, URI, other header
information) in which they are in; ie, you put a bean in a jsp page, and it
automatically is aware of the request and response objects, and the parameters
passed to the page. That is, without having to break into scriptlet-mode and
doing something like
<% bean.setRequest(request); %>
Is there a mechanism that does this? The 0.91 spec stated that if a bean
implemented the 'Servlet' interface, it's init(), destroy() methods would be
called on creation & destruction of the bean, and the service() method would be
called for each request. But apparently, this feature didn't make it into 0.92.
If this feature was deprecated, what was the reasoning behind it?
Thanks,
Rich Yumul
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