How to pass bean from method invoked through remoteobject back to client

hi all
I have developed a UI in which if u enter ur id in the next page it will populate details about u from database.But when i click the submit button it goes to the server side method and also gets returned to the result handler of that button but i hav returned the data as a bean .But i am not sure of how to use that bean in the client side to populate the page with the details............
kindly help me out.......very urgent.......

Hi All,
One way to solve this problem is using the #{requestScope.varName} instead of ="#{backing_bean.getValue('Q13') .
Now i need to create a HashMap and Store the values in it..
Are there any other ways to do this?
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