I think you could use a request-scope bean that contains an ID referring to one item in a session-scope collection (here I mean an array, a Map, a List...). Then expose your item in a page-context bean (using bean:define) and use it in the rest of the JSP page. Ciao Antonio
Kailash Vasani wrote: >Hi, > >Is it possible to have 2 windows showing same JSP page, but different data, >using struts? >The data to be displayed is populated in form bean, in action class. > >Both the JSP pages would be performing same set of operations, but not >necessarily in same order. >Operations are Save, Update etc. When operation is performed, data from form >bean would be used >to perform database operation. > >To best of my knowledge, form beans with session scope will fail to achieve >this, as both the windows >would be sharing the same instance of form bean. Request scoped form beans >are not feasible due to size >and complexity (nesting mainly) of data structure. > >There is restriction that there may be only one user session in application. > >Did any one faced similar situation? Do anyone have any suggestion? > >Kailash > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
