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Dan,

I don't know if I have a good understanding, but I'll try. Application
scope objects are
available from the Servlets (generated by your JSP) in the same
context. Those objects
are stored in an application object. In Tomcat, I can drill down to a
collection that stores
those objects. Application scope objects are pretty much shared between
all Servlets
running for all users that are in the same context.

Page scope objects are more restrictive than Application scope objects
because they are
only available to the generated JSP Servlet associated with a page.
More than one user
(session) can share these. I can't remember ever using page scope.

David Morris

>>> daniel.eyers@honeywell.com 01/18/02 07:49AM >>>

Does anyone have a good understanding of scope parm in the
"jsp:useBean" tag?  It never seems to work the way I think it
should, so I guess I just don't understand it.

Specifically, page and application scopes have me baffled.  The request
and session are fairly straight forward.
However, page seems to linger longer than I think it should.

Any help would be appreciated.....

dan


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