Hi,
the out.println will be called the first time your bean will be created !! This
means that if your bean have a application scope, all the code
between <jsp:useBean...> and </jsp:useBean> will be executed only once, if your
scope is session it will be executed once by session and so on. If you don't recise
any scope, i don't know whiwh one is the default, you could certainly found it in
the spec. I always precise it...
Have a nice Day
Veronique.
Brad Miley a écrit :
> I have a form called form.jsp whose action is action.jsp.
> In action.jsp I have the following:
>
> <jsp:useBean id="test" class ="Test">
> <%out.print("test");%>
> </jsp:useBean>
>
> when I load action.jsp directly, 'test' is printed the first time the page
> is loaded, but when I first open up form.jsp, test is not printed even
> though it is the first time action.jsp is loaded. Can someone please
> explain?
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