I've found when I want to utilize beans in a jsp page, I'd like the beans to be
aware of the environment that they're being used in. Namely, I'd like them to
have access to the HttpServletRequest (and possibly the HttpServletResponse)
methods. I remember in the 0.91 or 0.92 spec that if a bean i
Richard Yumul wrote:
> I've found when I want to utilize beans in a jsp page, I'd like the beans to be
> aware of the environment that they're being used in. Namely, I'd like them to
> have access to the HttpServletRequest (and possibly the HttpServletResponse)
> methods. I remember in the 0.91
> I've found when I want to utilize beans in a jsp page, I'd like the beans
to be
> aware of the environment that they're being used in.
Me too.
You can make your bean look like a servlet and act like a servlet:
<% bean.service(request, response); %>
Actually, I just send the request. The bea
