There are several ways you can do:
1. If you are using a java bean, after set the page scope to "application", in
the first jsp page, you can use setProperty to set the value of the selected
item. in the second jsp page, you can use getProperty to retrieve the value.
2. Set the whole scope to "session", You can store the selected item in a
session object and retrieve it from session object:
in jsp1:
session.putValue("selectedItem", "value");
in jsp2:
session.getValue("selectedItem");
Have fun.
Tiana
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