How do I pass one beans data to another bean

I have 2 jsp pages 0.jsp and 1.jsp
page 0.jsp uses bean zero.java
page 1.jsp uses bean one.java
Both beans have session scope.
0.jsp is basically a table of servers. Each row is a servername, a username and a password.
0.jsp generates this table with h:dataTable and a List of my "Server" objects in zero.java.
If a certain button is clicked on 0.jsp a method in one.java is called.
In this case, I want one.java to get some of the values set in zero.java by 0.jsp.
Is this possible? It is my understanding, that zero.java will maintain its data because it's scope is session, yet I don't know how to get access to its data from one.java.
Thanks

It appears that your suggestion is only good for primitive types. My scenario suggests a linked list, that is accessed via the items method.
Is there a way to get the List from one bean into another?
It seems that a lot of the underlying code in studio creator is hidden.
For instance:
protected emptyproject.ApplicationBean1 getApplicationBean1() {
return (emptyproject.ApplicationBean1)getBean("ApplicationBean1");
getBean must be in the base class, but where is the that? In some jar somewhere? I need to understand how it works, and I can't find the source.

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