By the book (never tried):
Just declare it exactly as in the first page. The JSP runner should
decode the reference properly and point to the previously instantiated object.
RAJESH SINGHANIA wrote:
>
> hi guys,
>
> sorry for eating ur time
>
> first page:
> i am using usebean tag to my jsp page and giving
> scope="application" and doing nothing in this page
> then i go to
>
> second page:
> since i have declared the bean scope as application in
> the first page then that instance of a bean must be
> visible to this page
> can anybody suggest me to how to get the same bean
> instance in the second page.
> bye
> rajesh
>
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