Hi Karthik,
  I would suggest you to read some books on JSP like Professional JSP by
wrox. You will get the concepts how to use <jsp:useBean> and others. In
short you have to first write a java class with set/get methods with the
properties you need. Then you can set those from your jsp using
<jsp:useBean id="demo" scope="session" class="package.ClassName" />
<jsp:setProperty name="demo" property="*" />

After this you can get those property values using
<jsp:getProperty name="demo" property="propertyName" />

Regards

Rajarshi Ghosh


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hiiii,
  Thanx. But can u give I dont know how to use java:setBean. Once I used
it
asks some type attribute. Can u explain me. How can I do this with jsp
bean
plz. If possible can u send me a sample coding
karthik






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