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Subject: Re: Bean Scope - application
> Hi David,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I need some more claification.
>
> Suppose JSP displays a page with pulldown which contains database records
using a
> bean (with scope=a
object. Check JSP API's for more info.
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Java Server Pages specification and reference
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> Hi,
>
> Can anybody explain me what does this mean:
> applicationthe bea
when the JVM instance (ie server) is shut down and restarted
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Hi,
Can anybody explain me what does this mean:
applicationthe bean is unloaded only when the application is
terminated, bean instance is available to all Servlet/JSP servlet
instances belonging to this application.
I could not understand the statement "the bean is unloaded only when the
applica
/client.
Regards,
Glenn
Chin Sung Kit wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> What are the differences between bean scope - application and session?
> i read about it from the java doc, it says
> application - objects accessible from pages that belong to the same
> application
> session - objec
Hi all,
What are the differences between bean scope - application and session?
i read about it from the java doc, it says
application - objects accessible from pages that belong to the same
application
session - objects accessible from pages belonging to the same session as
the in which they
