I cannot say I am a fan of any of this, but the fact that you want to update the bean is reason to save it not toss it.

At 03:47 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
"Gopalakrishnan, Jayesh" wrote:

> Your junkbean is lost once index.jsp is rendered on the browser.
> Thats the end of the request scope. If you want the "junkbean" to
> last for more than 1 page on the browser, I guess "session" scope is
> appropriate.

Sure, but I don't want the bean to be saved at the session scope level
because it will be updated from request to request, hence the reason I
am loading it with new information before I send back index.jsp, which
will access the bean.

Thanks!


Andy



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