Add a no-arg constructor to the class (if it doesn't have one) and
you're done. It's a bean.
Rod McChesney, Korobra
Mark Cot� wrote:
>
> Firstly, I cannot find the archive for this list, I would rather go
> through the archive than
> repeat the same questions over, can anyone point me to one, if one
> indeed exists ?
>
> I would like expose a Database Connection Pool which we have written in
> all our
> JSP pages. It is not a JavaBean. In fact, there seems to be no redeeming
> reason for
> me to convert this class to a JavaBean, other than to be able to expose
> it to my JSP
> pages through the <jsp:usebean scope="application"...instruction.
>
> It has no properties which may be of interrest to any containers, no
> events which are inherent
> to the success of it's functionality, etc...
>
> It has 2 methods which are of use: getConnection() ,
> freeConnection(Connection).
>
> Can anyone tell me the minimum functionality I must implement to convert
> this class to a JavaBean, in order to reap
> the benefits of an application-scoped variable ?
>
> Technically I may be posting in the wrong group for this question, I
> apologize for this.
>
> thanks,
>
> Mark
>
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