Thank you, kevin
I tried what you wrote, and it worked !
now I got a new question.
If I declare like below
<jsp:useBean id="catAndSub" type="CatAndSub" scope="application" /> in a
jsp.
<jsp:useBean id="catAndSub" type="CatAndSub" scope="request" /> in the
other jsp.
The first one's scope is application and second one's is request.
What's gonna happen ?
>In a servlet try
>CatAndSub catAndSub = getServletContext().getAttribute("catAndSub");
>carAndSub.getXXX();
>in a JSP
><jsp:useBean id="catAndSub" type="CatAndSub" scope="application" />
><% catAndSub.getXXX(); %>
Thanks in advance.
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