Re: simple question

[Peter Alfors]

>From the pageContext javadoc:


PAGE_SCOPE
page scope: (this is the default) the named reference remains available
in this PageContext until the return from the current Servlet.service()
invocation.

REQUEST_SCOPE
request scope: the named reference remains available from the
ServletRequest associated with the Servlet that until the current
request is completed.

SESSION_SCOPE
session scope (only valid if this page participates in a session): the
named reference remains available from the HttpSession (if any)
associated with the Servlet until the HttpSession is invalidated.

APPLICATION_SCOPE
application scope: named reference remains available in the
ServletContext until it is reclaimed.



HTH,

    Pete


"Nanduri, Amarnath" wrote:

> Hi Guys,          Can anyone tell me the difference between 'Page
> Scope' and 'Request Scope'. What is the boundaries set by each one..
> Thanks a lot.cheers,Amar..

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