Using a Statefull Session Bean with RMI on Multiple JSP pages

Heya all,
i have a JBoss server running with a statefull bean on it. I want to use it on my JSP pages. But every time I start my JSP-page a NEW INSTANTION of the bean is created! For each user using my page, I want ONE bean.
Is there anyway to do this? ANything with the sessioncontext?
I can do it with local beans, using the simple tags in the JSP-page, but they do not work for Remote Beans.
(I use JNDI)

hi,
statefull session beans are client session specific. the instance will exists if client session exits.
now since u are loading the jsp page again in the other browser, a new instance will be associated with the current session.
hope it will work.
sameer

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