NAME : G SAI DHANUSH

ROLL NO : 237R5A0527
TOPIC : USING BEANS IN JSP PAGES
SUBJECCT : WEB TECHNOLOGY
USING BEANS IN JSP PAGES

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Introduction to Using Beans in JSP Pages

Beans in JSP allow for separation of business

logic from presentation.

Beans encapsulate data and provide methods to

manipulate that data.

Beans can be easily accessed and manipulated

within JSP pages.
Creating a Bean Class

Create a Java class with private variables and

corresponding getter and setter methods.

Ensure the class follows JavaBean conventions

such as having a public no-argument
constructor.

Make the class Serializable to support session

persistence.
Declaring Beans in JSP Pages

Use the <jsp:useBean> tag to declare a bean

within a JSP page.

Specify the class, scope, and ID attributes to

instantiate the bean.

Beans can be declared in JSP pages or in a

separate Tag file.
Accessing Bean Properties

Use the <jsp:getProperty> tag to retrieve the

value of a bean property.

Specify the name and property attributes to

access specific properties.

Beans provide a convenient way to access and

display data in JSP pages.
Setting Bean Properties

Use the <jsp:setProperty> tag to set the value of

a bean property.

Specify the name and property attributes along

with the value to be set.

Beans allow for easy manipulation of data

within JSP pages.
Using Bean Scopes

Beans can be declared with different scopes like

request, session, or application.

Scope determines the visibility and lifespan of

the bean within the application.

Choose the appropriate scope based on the data

persistence requirements.
Working with Bean Methods

Beans can have methods to perform operations

on the encapsulated data.

Call bean methods within JSP pages to execute

specific functionality.

Bean methods help in maintaining clean and

modular code in JSP pages.
Bean Validation and Error Handling

Validate bean properties using conditional logic

in JSP pages.

Implement error handling mechanisms to

gracefully handle exceptions.

Beans provide a structured way to handle data

validation and errors in JSP.
Best Practices for Using Beans in JSP Pages

Keep bean classes simple and focused on

specific functionality.

Use beans for data manipulation and business

logic, not for presentation.

Encapsulate sensitive data within beans to

ensure secure handling in JSP pages.
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