APPLICATION_SCOPE means the bean is available everytime the application
(JSP or servlet) runs.
SESSION_SCOPE means the bean is tied to the SESSION for a single client
user.
If the Db bean is caching result sets then I would use SESSION scope,
since the result set is for a specific session/client.
Regards,
Glenn
Chin Sung Kit wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> What are the differences between bean scope - application and session?
> i read about it from the java doc, it says
> application - objects accessible from pages that belong to the same
> application
> session - objects accessible from pages belonging to the same session as
> the in which they created
>
> i still dont get it.
>
> what do ppl normally use for a database connection bean, session or
> application scope?
>
> thanks.
>
> ced
>
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