Servlet Beans problem

Hi all,
i am new to servlet and Beans.I am facing a problem currently i have designed a JSP page for adding user information after submitting the information i am calling a servlet from that JSP page to submitt data to the data base which is MYsql,i have made a bean namely DatabaseConnection to connect to the database.,the submission of data is working fine.
the problem i am facing is in displaying the data from the database.again we have made a servlet to fetch data from the database we are using a Bean to set the data in to beans ,currently we are passing the RecordSet as an argument to the SetData function in the bean which is setting the data in the bean variables. At the end of the servlet i,e after setting the data in the beans we are forwarind the controll to the Display.JSP form using request dispatcher method .In the Display form we are using <use:Jsp beans> tage and <get property tag> but unable to show any data it's showing null there.
i need help if some body guide me to the right track...
Thanks in advance
umesh

awasss..
Y dont u send ur jsp which used jsp:use bean tag? Hope u are setting the bean correctly in the request or seesion scope from the servlet before commin to jsp.. :)
regards
Shanu

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