Sneha Sharma@CONTEXT
06/29/2000 06:50 AM
Yes !
We can. Actually the term useBean is a misnomer, it is just as good as
using any java class.
So , on a JSP we can follow 2 approaches to include a class,
either use useBean and have an id
Or
import the class at the top and create an object for it in the
<Jsp:declaration> section.
Sneha
Asri Ismail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/29/2000 04:40:45 AM
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Subject: jsp:usebean tag
can we use more the once <jsp:useBean tag more than once
like this
<jsp:useBean id="connection" class="asri.ConnectionBean" scope="session"/>
<jsp:useBean id="sqldb" class="database.SQLBean" scope="session"/>
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