bean « Request « JSP-Servlet Q&A

1. Inject Request beans into a servlet fails seamframework.org

@SessionScoped public class SessionContext implements Serializable { @Inject private Logger log; private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; private Account account; private User user; public void userAuthenticated(@Observes @LoggedIn User user) { this.user = null; log.infov("User swapped to : {0}", user.getUsername()); this.user = user; this.account = user.getAccount(); } public void userLoggedOut(@Observes @LoggedOut User user) { this.user = null; } @Produces @LoggedIn public ...

2. keep bean for only a few requests, not a whole session coderanch.com

What's the best way to create and use a bean for just one or two or three request and response cycles instead of keeping it in memory as long as the session is alive? I've never used a simple JavaBean whose life is set to the request--only ones that remain for the whole session. Is there a way to have it ...

3. bean not found within request scope, but session scope coderanch.com

4. jsp:setProperty/Bean equivalent for request.getParameterValues coderanch.com

Hello all, I want to pass multiple parameters with the same name and store those parameters in a bean as a string array, using jsp:useBean and jsp:setProperty where property="*". What does the setter block inside the bean look like? Is the input parameter a string array, and jsp:setProperty is smart enough to see all the request parameters with the same name ...

5. set bean property with request attribut coderanch.com

6. making my bean accesible to 3rd JSP using request scope coderanch.com

guys I have a real problem. I have a form where I accept the values and call another JSP which populates the bean with the data like: I then call another JSP where I display the data entered to confirm if user wants to insert into the dbase, from there I call another ...