Hi Misha !!
Instead of use to tags jsp:useBean
<jsp:useBean id="class1" type="package.class1" scope="page"/>
<jsp:useBean id="class2" type="package.class2" scope="session"/>
<jsp:useBean id="class2" type="package.class3" scope="application"/>
use somthing like this code
<%
package.class1 class1 = new package.class1(); // ?? any constructor
Object class2 = session.getAttribute("class2");
or
Object class2 = request.getSession(false).getAttribute("class2");
Object class3 = application.getAttribute("class3");
or
Object class3 = getServletContext.getAttribute("class3");
// check 2 and 3 for null
// and apropriate class type
// if null make constructor
%>
mail if somthing is n ot clear.
Regards
Valik
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