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Hi, I have a form where I would be giving some details ( Ex Emp Id ) and when the form is submitted the control will go to the Controller Servlet where I would be retrieving the values entered in the first form. Now I want all the results from the database for the entered information and should be stored in a bean ( you suggest which to use wether an BMP Bean or a simple Bean ) and this bean would be used by another JSP file and display the results accordingly. Pl help me as to how I would be passing the information from one servlet to the Bean and how to get the values from the bean in the JSP file. thanks in advance, Dharini
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You can use a simple JavaBean if data persistence is not required. For permanent storage, EJB's are better. For simple JavaBeans, you can use the useBean JSP tag and its relatives, EJB access presently requires some actual code, unless you wrap the EJB with a JavaBean that forwards get/set requests. If you want to pass the data from JSP to JSP, you can maintain a simple bean as a session variable. An EJB can't be so simply managed, but you can save its handle in a session.
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