Yep, and it works for named instances created in the Controller servlet, but
not for the bean class from within Controller. So, for instance (pun
intended(, if I
String string = "This works";
req.setAttribute( "myString", string);
from Controller, I can getAttribute from the JSP and display it as HTML.
But, given a JavaBean class MyBean the properties of which are set by
RecordSet values by a DAO class SQLgateway,
req.setAttribute( "MyBean", MyBean);
from Controller yields "null" (in HTML) for each getAttribute in the JSP.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Yee
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 11:50 AM
Mark,
Do you have a setAttribute("userbean", userBean); anywhere?
Regards,
Richard
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