Use the request scope. Before redirecting in the servlet
set the object with request.setAttribute("myKey",myObject)
and use request as scope in your jsp:usebean tag.
Bruno
Stephen Kuo wrote:
> I am trying to use JSP as the html templates, but I have to find out a
> good method
> to pass objects from servlet to JSP. HttpSession could be a good idea,
> but without
> HttpSession, could I create a JavaBean instance and set some values,
> then get the
> values in JSP ?
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