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This question is from Nikos' Mock Exam question 54

Consider this code and that there is no attribute in the request object.





What is the output of hello.jsp?

a. Hello !!
b. Hello Niko!!
c. An Exception is thrown at runtime

The answer is b, but I don't know why.

Anybody can explain why?
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Marcelo,
The use bean creates a new bean in the request (since one doesn't already exist. It then sets the name to Niko. At this point, we have a bean with the name set in the request.

Then expression language is used to print it out. EL looks through the scopes for a bean named person. It finds one in the request scope and then retrieves it, printing out the name of Niko.

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The Person class is not a Bean! Correct? Does not follow the set/get attribute bean rules.
Does the useBean still recognizes it as a bean?
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Marcelo DeOliveira wrote:Does not follow the set/get attribute bean rules.


How so?

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