You are putting the bean in the session context (session.setAttribute...)
and looking for it in the request context (jsp:bean...scope="request"...).
Be consistent.
bob
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Subject: Setting a Bean in an Action and Getting it on a Page
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>
>
> Can someone help me with this?
>
> 1. In an Action, I populate the value of a Bean.
> 2. Then, in the Action, I put the Bean in the session like this:
>
> session.setAttribute("theUserList",userList);
>
> 3. On a JSP page, when I use tags to try to get at the Bean, however, I
> think
> I am only creating new Beans. I am having some success because
> my log4j statements show that I get into the Bean on the JSP page,
> but I never get the value set by the Action, so I must be only
> creating
> a new Bean everytime.
>
> So I guess the question is,
>
> what is the synax for accessing a bean which should already be in the
> session. I have been using something akin to the following without
> success:
>
> <jsp:useBean id="theUserList" scope="request" class
> ="com.magneta.model.UserList"/>
> <jsp:getProperty name="theUserList" property="testString"/>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Cody
>
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