>Thanx for your reply.
>Could u please answer the following queries:-
>a)Where does WAS 2.0 look for user defined Beans by
>default ?
>b) Is there any way we can avoid BEANS all together
>when we pass parameters from a Servlet to a JSP ?
>c) The above Question arises as we could not find a
>corresponding 'getAttribute()' method to a
>'setAttribute()' in the package
>'com.sun.server.http.HttpServiceRequest' which gives
>the 'setAttribute()' method.
>Mythili
Sorry Mythili, I don't understand your questions. But the easiest way is to
extend your servlet with com.ibm.servlet.PageListServlet. This class extends the
javax.servlet.Http.HttpServlet.
Both classes are in the jsdk.jar in the *lib* folder of WebSphere/AppServer.
The com.ibm.servlet.PageListServlet has the setAttribute() method.
With this method you can transfer beans from a Servlet to a JSP (this is at
request level). The Bean Tag in your JSP will in this case be *scope=request*
and generated in java using the getAttribute of
com.sun.server.http.HttpServiceRequest.
Hope this is of some help
Peter Collette
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