Hello,
Pardon the newbie question, but as I understand it, when designing jsp applications,
you have two options:
1) call the jsp page directly, and then reference a bean
2) call a servlet that instantiates the bean for display in a jsp page.
Off-hand I think I like option 1 best, call the jsp page, which references a bean. I
like the idea of putting everything in a "bean framework" that can then be used by the
HTML people....
QUESTION: Using option #1 above, it seems that I must put all the servlet environment
stuff into the jsp page (session, get/post).... Is this correct? Can someone show me
how to put it into a bean that can then be referenced by the JSP? Is this a good
design? If not, what is?
Thanks for any and all help,
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Keith
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