> While I understand the benefits of using request instead of session, I
> cannot figure out the syntax on JSP to get the request, i.e. if Action >
class stores response class in request and not in session. Is it just
> the same as for session, i.e. instead of calling session.getAttribute
> we retrieve a collection from request.getAttribute, and then iterate
> through the collection collecting bean properties?
it is similar, but any request attribute exists only during
your request. If you need them remain valid - use sessions.
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