Hans Bergsten wrote:
> Beans stored in the session scope, using <jsp:useBean> in a JSP page,
> can be accessed in a servlet through the ServletContext.getAttribute()
> method. The attribute name is the value you used for the id attribute
> in the <jsp:useBean> action.
>
>
As long as you change the first phrase to "Beans stored in the *application* scope
..." this is accurate :-).
Beans that are stored in session scope in a JSP page are accessible to servlets
via HttpSession.getValue() for pre-2.2 servlet containers, and
HttpSession.getAttribute() for 2.2+ containers like Jakarta Tomcat.
> Hans
Craig
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