I want close one session in JSP

I want destroy one session, but include the JavaBean
with it.
I tried whit session.invalidate();, but don't work.
What can I do to all JavaBeans like this
<jsp:useBean id="login" scope="session"
class="jsptutorial.Login" />been destroyed.
Best Regards.
Owen.I think what u mean by destroying session is to remove an already attached Object from it and add a new bean. If i am not wrong then u can use,
session.removeAttribute("objectname");
Hope it is use full,
Bye

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