I'd like to point out that you can use any [public] usebean method from JSP
using scriptlets or JSP expressions:
<jsp:useBean id="pageGuard" scope="session" type="java.security.Guard"/>
...
...
<% try { pageGuard.checkGuard("/static/restricted.html"); %>
| <A href="/static/restricted.html">Restricted Page</A>
<%} catch (SecurityException ex__){}%>
Olga
> Hi,
>
> I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
> Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
> Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your opinions
> about my thoughts:
>
> 1. Using only the three actions useBean, setProperty and getProperty
> does not allow really interesting beans. Very often I wanted to invoke
> a method having parameters and printing the result. Printing is only
> possible using getProperty which does not accept parameters
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