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This document discusses the different tag types used in JSP - scriptlet, declaration, expression, directive, and action tags. It provides examples of how each tag is used, including details on implicit objects available in scriptlets, using declaration tags to define variables and methods, expression tags to write to the output stream, the types of directive tags and their usage, and several common action tags like jsp:forward and jsp:include.
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Create a dynamic Web project if you have not already done so.
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JSP
- 2. In JSP, special tags are used to embed dynamic content generation code into a HTML page. Following types of tags are used in JSP: 1. Scriptlet Tag 2. Declaration Tag 3. Expression Tag 4. Directive Tag 5. Action Tag Pratik Vipul
- 3. All the statements which are placed within scriptlets are moved to _ jspService() method with Auto Generated Servlet at the time of translation. Syntax- Pratik Vipul
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- 5. Within a scriptlet following implicit objects are made available to a JSP programmer: * represents, is not available by default in all JSP pages. Pratik Vipul
- 6. This tag is used to define data members & methods in the Auto Generated Servlet. Syntax- <%! datamember & method definition %> Pratik Vipul
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- 8. This tag is used to write a String or String returning expression to the Output Stream. In other words, this tag provides a shorthand mechanism of writing strings or String returning expressions to output stream. Example- Pratik Vipul
- 10. Directives Tags are used to provide information to the JSP translator. This information is used by the translator at the time of creating Servlet from the JSP. Pratik Vipul
- 11. There are 3 types of directives in JSP: 1. page directive 2. include directive 3. taglib directive Pratik Vipul
- 12. This directive is used to provide information such as base class for Auto Generated Servlet, packages to be imported, content type to be set, URL of error handler page etc. Syntax- <%@ page attribute=“value” %> Pratik Vipul
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- 14. This directive is used to include the contents of a resource to the response of current JSP. Syntax- <%@ include file=”URL of Resource” %> $Pratik Vipul
- 15. taglib directive is used to specify the location of a TLD (Tag Library Descriptor) file that defines many tags. Syntax- <%@ taglib uri=“uniqueIdentifier/path of tld file” prefix=“prefixOfTagLibrary” %> Example- <%@ taglib uri=“http://www.rupendra.co.cc/tags” prefix=“mytag” %> Note: We will use this tag in custom tag section so it will be better to learn it in custom tag. Pratik Vipul
- 16. This tag is used to generate code within _jspService() method for performing some action such as creating an object, setting its properties, including the contents of the resource, forwarding the request to another resource, etc. The action tags basically are used to control the flow between pages and to use java beans. Pratik Vipul
- 17. 1. <jsp:forward> 2. <jsp:include> 3. <jsp:useBean> 4. <jsp:setProperty> 5. <jsp:getProperty> 6. <jsp:param> 7. etc. Pratik Vipul
- 18. The <jsp:forward> action tag is used to forward the request to another resource it may be jsp, html or another resource. $Pratik Vipul
- 19. The <jsp:include> action tag is used to include the content of another resource it may be jsp, HTML or Servlet. Advantage of <jsp:include> action tag: 1. Code reusability $Pratik Vipul