One reason where I find <jsp:useBean .............> mechanism useful over any
other equivalent technique is use of getProperty and setProperty , using these
functions and a bean id input fields can be mapped to database fields.
If you are using the * attribute for setProperty then all the fields are mapped
on to your table at once , I don't know whether the same can be achieved as
easily with some other syntax
Santosh
Rakesh Bhat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/11/2000 11:13:19 AM
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Subject: 2 questions..
> Hi pals,
I have 2 basic questions w.r.t jsp.
1)What is the use of doing
<jsp:useBean .............>
can't i directly create an instance of the class (i mean bean) in the scriptlet
and use it ?
is ther any advantage ?
2)can anyone tell me the difference btw
1) request
2)session
3)application
scopes ? when to use each one explicitly ?
Regds
Rakesh.
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