Hi John- Try adding scope=session to your useBean spec. The default scope is page.
-ted
John G Kroubalkian wrote:
> Hello,
> [The code is below]
> I have a bean (SomeBean) and a launch page (launch.jsp)
> The launch page defines a bean: <jsp:useBean id="nameBean" class="SomeBean"
> />
> The launch page includes another .jsp page called problem.jsp.
>
> The problem is that when I reference the bean specified in the first file
> (launch.jsp) from within the 2nd file (problem.jsp) I get the message:
> "nameBean is not defined as bean .... in problem.jsp".
>
> Note: If I add to problem.jsp ==> <jsp:useBean id="nameBean" class="SomeBean"
> .../>
> I have a problem in that the "nameBean" has already been defined?
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> --------------- The Bean -------------
> publc class SomeBean {
> private firstName;
> public String getFirstName() { return firstName; }
> public void setFirstName(String givenFirstName) {
> firstName = (givenFirstName != null) ? givenFirstName = "";
> }
> }
> --------------- launch.jsp -------------
> <%@ page import="SomeBean" %>
> <jsp:useBean id="nameBean" scope="page" class="SomeBean" />
> <%@ include file="problem.jsp" %>
>
> --------------- problem.jsp -------------
> Hello: <jsp:getProperty name="nameBean" property="firstName" />
>
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