You could try replacing the usebean tag with a scriptlet and see what that
does...
<%
FormBean Bean=new FormBean();
%>
You would also need an import tag before this to import your package. I
forget that syntax but you can look it up.
Another suggestion... use the jspc compiler to generate an actual java
source file from the jsp, then read that source.
hth
"eric"
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Subject: Re: Cannot use bean from jsp,
but servlet ok. I'm dying!
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Thank you much. I've tried all your suggestions. The problem still
persists.
How does the TC4 jsp know to find my classes/packages at
webapps\project\WEB-INF\classes? It just knows I suppose, but it seems that
this is the problem judging from the error message. The class is there. It
compiles. And I can use this class from a servlet. Just not from JSP pages.
Generated servlet error:
C:\jwsdp-1_0\work\Standard
Engine\localhost\messagesmith\en\users$jsp.java:110: Undefined variable or
class name: Bean
out.print( Bean.getUserName() );
Regards - Eric
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> Ah - good eyes. That's probably the problem.
>
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> >seems like a name conflict - both the class and the variable are named
> >FormBean. i would suggest using
> > id="myFormBean"
> >and
> > <%=myFormBean.getUserName()%>
> >
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