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Get rid of the <jsp:useBean>. When using the type attribute instead of class, it won't check if there's already an instance in the scope, it will plain override the Person instance which you created in the servlet with a new, blank, default constructed instance.

When using "MVC architecture", the <jsp:useBean> tag is useless. Remove it and just use usual EL EL to access it:

${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}

Or better, to prevent XSS attacks, use JSTL JSTL <c:out>.

<c:out value="${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}" />

When using "MVC architecture", the <jsp:useBean> tag is useless. Remove it and just use usual EL to access it:

${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}

Or better, to prevent XSS attacks, use JSTL <c:out>.

<c:out value="${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}" />

When using "MVC architecture", the <jsp:useBean> tag is useless. Remove it and just use usual EL to access it:

${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}

Or better, to prevent XSS attacks, use JSTL <c:out>.

<c:out value="${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}" />

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answered Apr 27, 2011 at 3:34

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When using "MVC architecture", the <jsp:useBean> tag is useless. Remove it and just use usual EL to access it:

${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}

Or better, to prevent XSS attacks, use JSTL <c:out>.

<c:out value="${person.firstName} ${person.lastName}" />

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