You have to use the session objet .
In your servlet:
HttpSession session = req.getSession();
BeanDef myBean = new BeanDef();
...
session.putValue("myBeanVal", myBean);
or
session.setAttribute("myBeanVal", myBean); // since servlet API 2.1 I think
and in your jsp
<%
BeanDef myNewBean = (BeanDef) session.getAttribute("myBeanVal");
or
BeanDef myNewBean = (BeanDef) session.getValue("myBeanVal");
// THEN Use myNewBean
%>
or even :
<jsp:useBean name="myBeanVal" class="myPackage.BeanDef" scope=session>
// THEN Use myBeanVal
Regards
Veronique
Tasneem a �crit :
> Hello everybody
> I had a query i wanted to know how can i pass a bean instance via a servlet
> to JSP page.And retrieve the necessary data from the bean.
>
> Please do reply
> Thanks in advance.
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