Graham Cruickshanks wrote:
> I've been using a java bean to hold state while building a order in a e-bis
> app, Problem is that when the user goes through this order building process
> again it has all the old values,
>
> Is there a easy what to erase/reset a java bean which is a Session object,
> Without kill any other session objects,
>
> Or manually setting all values to defaults.
>
> He's the little son of a gun
>
> <jsp:useBean id="ordercreation" scope="session"
> class="com.inrs.cannede.ordercreation"/>
>
In a servlet or JSP scriptlet, execute:
session.removeAttribute("ordercreation");
if you're running on a 2.2 or later servlet container. In earlier versions it was:
session.removeValue("ordercreation");
which still works in 2.2 containers, but has been deprecated in favor of
removeAttribute() for consistency in method names.
>
> Thanks
>
> Graham Cruickshanks
> www.inrs.co.uk
>
Craig McClanahan
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