you can pass the pageContext object to bean from JSP and access any variable
in any scope... I mean Session, Application, Page and so on..



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Hello All:

I know this may be unorthodox, but I really need to be able to access the
HttpSession object for my current session from a standard (non EJB)
JavaBean. Is this possible?

Robert


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