This all sounds weird (why not separate the two?), but you could try having
the Servlet place itself inside one of the scopes, for example:
in servlet...
context.setAttribute("ServletBean", this);
in jsp...
<jsp:useBean id="ServletBean" scope="application"
class="com.foo.BeanServlet">
</jsp:useBean>
or
in servlet...
request.setAttribute("ServletBean", this);
in jsp...
<jsp:useBean id="ServletBean" scope="request" class="com.foo.BeanServlet">
</jsp:useBean>
Be careful about multithreading issues.
-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Hedley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 6:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Servlet and Bean as One
Hi all,
I have created a servlet which processes the output of a jsp page, and also
provides the input for the next jsp page.
The class is actually a Bean and a Servlet.
The jsp pages use the <jsp:useBean> directive and appropriate get methods.
The problem I am having is that I get 2 instances of the same class.
The first instance is created when I load abc.jsp, the second is created
when I
submit the form on abc.jsp which calls the servlet.
What I need is for the server to use the same instance created by the jsp
page.
Is there a way round this ?
Thanks,
Phil Hedley
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