After a little detective work I discovered that(I can only verifiy that this
is the case for JRun) when you instantiate a session scoped bean, under the
covers the JRun servlet code does a
httpsession.putValue(beanName,beanValue). So for all of you who have wanted
to know how to get rid of a bean when you don't need or want it anymore, you
can simply: httpsession.removeValue(beanName). Why they don't seem to have
a tag to do this is beyond me. I suspected this to be the case, but wasn't
sure until now. I hope this helps some.
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Shannon Moschetti
Creative Concepts Corporation
4949 Pearl East Circle, Suite 200
Boulder, CO 80301
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