Dear Young
In my experience when u specified scope of your Java Bean it specify life
time of your bean.
if you specify scope as Page then
life span until page is displayed or control is for-warded to a new page
accessibility is current page only.
but if u specify as Request
life span until the request has been completely pro-cessed and the response
has been sent back to the user
accessibility is current page and any included or for-warded pages
Best Regards
Senaka
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Hi Friends,
I am a late comer to JSP. Can you explain to me what the difference is
between the "page" and "request" scopes of a bean?
Thanks,
Young
Oracle Corp.
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