Anything within a JSP custom tag is interpreted only the first time a page is loaded. So, if I have a run-time expression value defining an attribute value in the tag, when the page loads, it reads in the current value, then on subsequent reloads any changes in that value are ignored. What if I actually want this value to be updated on a page reload, because the value is changing? With standard JSP syntax, I can set the scope on a bean -- is there an easy way to do the same when using a custom tag instead? The goal here is to not have to resort to the useBean syntax for non-savvy developers who are using the tags.
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