I dont understand what you mean "passes the request". If you are doing a
jsp:include action, then variables and methods defined by the including
page cannot be shared by the included page. The only way is to pass the
bean as a param action to the included page.
-- padhu
Joel Carklin wrote:
Hi,
if I use the following tag in my jsp:
<jsp:useBean id="myBean" scope="request" class="package.name.myBean" />
When I click on the submit button on my form, the 'request'
is POSTED to a 'controller' jsp, which passes the 'request' onto a
request handler class.
I expected that if I called request.getAttribute("myBean") from either
the controller jsp or the request handler class, I would get the myBean
instance created by the useBean tag above. But I always get null??
thanks
Joel
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