> ><jsp:useBean id="beanId" scope="session" class="BeanClass" />
> >
> >
> >Shouldn't I be able to do something like:
> >
> ><%
> > BeanClass newBean = new BeanClass();
> > newBean.setName("New Name");
> > beanId = newBean;
> >%>
>
> Why would you do this exactly?
I wanted to set a session bean to an object based on a selection in a
<FORM>. I was confused by the difference between the "id" scope and the
"scope" scope (if that makes any sense) and I thought I could do it with
object assignment. I switched to setAttribute() & everything is working
fine.
Thanks everyone for all your help and explanations!
Jeff
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