You can't.
global.jsa is a JRun concept. It isn't standard JSP. I wouldn't ever use it.
Geert Van Damme
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> hi folks,
> i am posting my query again. i need instant help please.
> how would i use global.jsa with jsp which is hosted on javawebserver2.0?
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> paresh
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