i think what you want to use in jsp to do instance variables when the jsp is
compiled into a servlet is <%! String myClassVar = "something" %>
declarations put in scriptlets <% ... %> are not converted to instance
variables.
hope that helps.
cheerio,
chris
chris wilson > web developer > andrews university > www.andrews.edu
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> >Question: Is it possible to put variables, in JSP, outside of
> the per-request scope,
> such
> >what we can do the pooling also?
> >
> >Answer: Use scope="session" in the jsp tag Ex:
> ><jsp:useBean id="beanName" class="com.companyName.packageName"
> scope="session"/>
> Maybe not. Session variables are very different from class
> variables in servlets.
> The former has a from-page-to-page scope, while the later is
> focused on a single
> page, among different requests.
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