I'm trying to use java beans as a bridge between a servlet which assembles
and processes data, and then presents that data to a JSP page which
formats it. The goal is to separate content from presentation and allow
our graphic designer to work independantly of our programmer (me).
In theory, I know that it is possible to instantiate a bean from within
the servlet, and then to access the very same servlet from within the JSP
page. So far the test servlet and JSP page I've come up with only
instantiate different instances of the same bean. How do I make the bean
persist across invocations? Also, how do I access a JSP page from within
a servlet short of spoofing an access using java.net.url.getContents()?
Can anyone *please* point me to some information on how to do this?
Apache 1.3.6
JServ 1.0
Gsp 0.86
Linux 2.2.5
Blackdown JDK 1.1.8
(version numbers are off the top of my head)
Thanks,
-Tim
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