Hi folks I got one doubt My requirement is I have one HTML page with some form fields the action URL is /MyServlet In this servlet i get request parmeters and process it and redirect it to a JSP page. I use request dispatcher.forward ... In that JSP page i want to get display some form values which user entered. Simple thing. I store one object say proxy in session. This proxy has method to retreive a object say UserInfo which encapsulates the form data I have some question I don't know whether it's possible using JSP and beans My bean is are UserInfo.java 1) The HTML page can it user userbean tag and setproperty tag to set the values in UserInfo directly without calling request.getparameter in servlet. I think it can't be possible becoz JSP gets executed before the page gets loaded Am i rite? Also If it's possible how do i communicate instance of that user bean object back to servlet.? I don't want to store the userbean object in session. I am sort of confused with this concepts. 2) Afetr the servlet processing I call a JSP i want to get the userInfo object. The only way out is from Proxy stored in session and get Userinfo. But this is not feasible for design sake Is there a way i use usebean and getproperty. But i am not clear how use bean works and it gets instances. and same as we want.? 3) I don't see use to use bean set property method if we don't save the bean in session I want to know how to move around same instance of bean without messing up with session Or whether i have got already in JSP page the old instance if i use scope = session or application I would appreciate if someone clears this dounbts about instance of bean and scope thing and how the old instance is obtained. Also the setpropery is it possible on first HTML page which gets data. Regards Parag __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com =========================================================================== To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". FAQs on JSP can be found at: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/faq.html http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
