Share Java Object Instance between JSP's

Hi@all!
Can i share a Java Object Instance between JSPages?
Example:
Class x
Public Attribute txt
Object creation in x.jsp
set public Attribute txt to "HelloWorld"
goto y.jsp
get value from txt
or...
a global package
thnx for help

Here is a tutorial that explains how to use jsps and javabeans together.
http://www.roseindia.net/jsp/usingbeansinjsp.shtml
Quick question is sounds like you are pretty early in your development phase. Have you considered adopting JSF. You may find it a bit easier.
Regards.

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