It is my guess. Take as example logon.jsp and registration.jsp. The
first jsp uses a part of info for the second jsp (or form). I think you
need to have 2 form beans, one for fill in parameters, other one - for
full object.

John Chang wrote:

> Usually, a form bean is automatically created after a
> user submit the form at the first time.  But if I want
> to generate the form bean before the form is shown,
> how can I do that?
>
> The reason for me to do so is for this case: some
> information of the form are already in database.  When
> users fill the form, they don't have to input these
> information.
>
> Another question, how can I get the instance of the
> form bean in my JSP file?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> John Chang
>
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