Hello,
I would like to access methods from a class that I've already instantiated
from my JSP. The thought is that, I've made a database call and poplulated
all of the class variables and want to access them via the classes' get
methods from within the JSP. After the class has been instantiated I am
calling the JSP.
I have the following JSP that works fine, but it creates a new "testObject"
and I don't have access to the data from my already instantiated testObject.
Any thoughts? Does this even make sense to do?
- Ed
<%@ page import="testObject" %>
<jsp:useBean id="test" class="testObject" scope="application" />
<% session.putValue("name", "Happy Gilmore"); %>
The current date is <%= new java.util.Date() %>
The Session Name is: <%= session.getValue("name") %>
The Java HashTable name is: <%= request.getAttribute("name") %>
Object stuff is: <%= request.getAttribute("object") %>
Direct call to object: <%= test.getName() %>
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