Kevin Jones wrote:
>
> The JSP page can access the form params any number of ways but typically
> through
>
> <% myParam = request.getParameter("ParamName" %>
>
> or more likely
>
> <jps:useBean id="FormHandler" class="xyz" scope="request" >
> <jsp:setProperty name="formHandler" property="*" /?
> </jsp:useBean>
As you showed the above example with <%%>, I thought about the bottom
one, but with one little difference. I'd rather write
<jsp:useBean id="FormHandler" class="xyz" scope="request" />
<jsp:setProperty name="formHandler" property="*" />
Note the '/'s at the end of tags.
I think in this particular situation the bean will live only during a
request, so it doesn't matter where <jsp:setProperty> is. Am I right ?
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> Kevin Jones
Jacek Laskowski
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