Re: using getProperty with session scope

2002-03-22 Thread Rick Snide 

Change either learnjsp.Status or learn.Status so they refer to the same class.

I believe your problem is that you are creating a new instance of a bean status on 
the second page because your class= is different.  Your class needs to be the same 
on both usebean references.

Page1:
jsp:useBean id=status class=blearnjsp.Status/b scope=session /
Then the second page :
jsp:useBean id=status class=blearn.Status/b scope=session /

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Re: using getProperty with session scope

2002-03-21 Thread Chris Pratt 

Probably because they have different class names.  The first is
learnjsp.Status, the second is learn.Status.
(*Chris*)

- Original Message -
From: Isak Rickyanto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 6:05 AM
Subject: [JSP-INTEREST] using getProperty with session scope


 Please help me learn about getProperty ...

 My first page is :

 %@ page language=java session=true %
 jsp:useBean id=status class=learnjsp.Status scope=session /
 Set The property
 jsp:setProperty name=status property=name value=Isak Rickyanto /
 jsp:setProperty name=status property=married value=true /

 View name and statushr
 Name : jsp:getProperty name=status property=name /br
 Has Married ? : jsp:getProperty name=status property=married /

 Then the second page :
 %@ page language=java session=true %
 jsp:useBean id=status class=learn.Status scope=session /

 View name and statushr
 Name : jsp:getProperty name=status property=nama /br
 Has Married ? : jsp:getProperty name=status property=married /

 I found that in the second page, property name and married can't get the
 properti from the first page.
 Why? Anybody can explain this ??
 The bean is saved in the session in the first page and in the second page
I
 have defined in the jsp:useBean that the scope is session.
 Why the getProperty view the empty value ??


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