Jsp beginner and dout.

Hi all,
I done some projects in JSP.
I didn't understand why we should use java beans.
Can u tell me what is the use of using java beans in jsp page ?
Why we shlould use ?
What is the necessity ?

By using Java beans we can separate the presentation and the logic, we leads to more clarity and moreover resusability...
for example you can make a bean and within it a methd, that connects to the databse and executes queries, now instead of establishing a connnection in each jsp page, u can simply make an object of the bean, and use its method.
apart from re-usability, another advantage it wud offer is that any changes made in the code where you establish the connection, wud not have to be done for each jsp, it can be done centrally.
these are just some of the reasons why we use beans.

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