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Summary
This tutorial built on the What are JavaBeans? article. In this tutorial we first discussed <jsp:useBean>, <jsp:setProperty> and <jsp:getProperty> tags and object scopes. Then we moved forward to develop a simple JSP page in which used the same three tags to create a new JavaBean object, set it's properties and later retrieve and show the values to the user.

After reading this tutorial you should be able to create JavaBeans and JSP pages in which you can call JavaBeans from within the JSP page.

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