Hi
The arguments in favor of using the useBean tag are:
1.The tag syntax is arguably less intimidating to HTML designers.
2.useBean has a "scope" parameter that automatically determines whether the
bean should be stored as a local variable, a request variable, a session
variable, or an application attribute. If you were to create beans
explicitly you'd have to do it 4 different ways for the 4 different scopes.
3.If the variable is persistent (session or application), useBean
initializes it if necessary, but fetches the variable if it already
exists.
4.The tags are potentially more portable to future versions of the JSP spec,
or alternate implementations (for example, a hypothetical JSP
engine that stores variables in a database, or shares them across server
processes
thankz
prasanjeet
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Subject: Which is the Best Method to do??
> 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
Converted
> to Enterprise Java Bean there should be only minimum Code Change.
>
> with regards,
> Kumaran
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