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Gorkal Raghavendra
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Gorkal Raghavendra
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And whats the diff b/w Class and type in JSPBean.
Prasad Tamirisa
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And whats the diff b/w Class and type in JSPBean.
Look at the API. If you have gone through, USEBEAN tab in Head First
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