> What does the <jsp:usebaen> tag look like in your jsp file?
> 
> sjr_r@y... wrote:
> 
> >Hi,
> >             Iam placing my bean class files in the webapps\project\web-
> >inf\classes\o where o is the package of the bean,but while running jsp 
it 
> >is showing the error that bean is unavailable.what shall i do set the 
> >classpath for individual  web applications
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> HI,
             i use the <jsp:useBean tag like this
     <jsp:useBean id="a" class="o.b" scope="session" />
      is this ok