OracleAS MapViewer Bean

Hello,
I'm using the OracleAS MapViewer Bean in my JSP application. As said in the use guide, this Bean is used for all maps created during the current session. But for me, it's a problem because when I close a first map (with addPointFeature, addWMSMapTheme and addJDBCTheme functions) and want to create a second one (with the same functions but with another data), information of the firsts is always there.
Does anyone know how to put the scope of the Bean to page and not still to session?
(As in the tag
<jsp:usebean
id="BeanName"
class="com.XXX.class"
scope="page">
</jsp:usebean>
Thanks in advance.

The API has methods (such as deleteAllThemes, removeAllPointFeatures) to clean your current request. You can use these methods before creating the second map.

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