Hi alan,
You can use more than one bean in JSP with JSP usebean tag by giving id in
each bean tag.
for eg.:
<jsp:useBean id="b1" class="class1" scope="request">
<jsp:useBean id="b2" class="class2" scope="request">
After this you can use id in JSP.
Bye,
Tarun Dewan.
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Does anybody know whether it is possible to use more than one bean in a JSP
page using the JSP usebean tag?
cheers
alan goodenough
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