>you should try this code instead
><%
>pageContext.setAttribute("A","test");
>%>
><%
>out.println(pageContext.getAttribute("A"));
>%>
>this will print.. the value of "A" which is "test"
yes, this is Ok of course. But the problem is:
1) I am creating a page scope object in the tag
2) code, generated by JSP is
Type variable_name=some_call_here();
So at the end of the day my variable is described by the
same way as an any variable in the scriptlet. But in
the same time I could not check 'scriptlets variables'.
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