Its better to use the use bean tag:
<jsp: useBean id=" beanInstanceName " scope=" page |request| session|
application"
{ class=" package. class " [ type=" package. class " ] | type=" package.
class "|
beanName="{ package. class | <%= expression %>}" type=" package. class "}
{/>|> other elements </ jsp: useBean> }
This is efficient because it have various functionality that can be availed
while initialisation ..So it's a better option rather than instatiating the
bean and access its methods.
Hope this might help
regards
Prasanjeet
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> Hi All
> I need some Clarification regarding which method is efficient?
> I have a Javabean.I need to use it in JSP .
> Can i go for usebean TaG OR instatiating the bean and access its methods
> inside <% %> tag.Please also note that if the Java bean need to be
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> to Enterprise Java Bean there should be only minimum Code Change.
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