If the bean scope is request and, a user makes more than one request for a web page in his user session, then on every request a new bean would be created.
Whereas if the scope is defined as session for the bean, if a user makes a request for a web page more than once, then on every request same bean would be returned as long as the requests are within the same user session and made from a client which is capable of maintaining the session.
HttpRequest scope for same user session in single HttpRequest :
Employee employee1 = context.getBean("employee ");
Employee employee2 = context.getBean("employee ");
employee1 == employee2 ; //This will return true
HttpRequest scope for same user session in multiple HttpRequest :
Employee employee1 = context.getBean("employee ");
Employee employee2 = context.getBean("employee ");
employee1 == employee2 ; //This will return false
Session scope for same user session in multiple HttpRequest :
Session scope for same user session in multiple HttpRequest : Employee employee1 = context.getBean("employee ");
Employee employee2 = context.getBean("employee ");
employee1 == employee2 ; //This will return true
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