It depends how you are chaining from the controller to the page. If you are
forwarding from the controller servlet (I'm assuming that your controller
is a servlet) you can set the Vector into the request as an attribute and
retrieve it in the JSP page. If you are redirecting, the JSP page will have
a new request and you cannot do that. In that case you will need to store
the servlet at application scope or in a session.

hth,
bear

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