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    The document discusses the three main types of directives in JSP: 1. Page directives declare metadata for the JSP page like imports, error pages, session handling and more. 2. Include directives are used to include the content of another file or resource in the JSP page. 3. Taglib directives declare tag libraries that can then be used with custom tags in the JSP page through a prefix like <jsptutorial:tag>.

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    JSp Directives

    Оригинальное название

    Directives

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    The document discusses the three main types of directives in JSP: 1. Page directives declare metadata for the JSP page like imports, error pages, session handling and more. 2. Include directives are used to include the content of another file or resource in the JSP page. 3. Taglib directives declare tag libraries that can then be used with custom tags in the JSP page through a prefix like <jsptutorial:tag>.

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    The Page Directive Is Always at The Top of JSP Pages. For Examples

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    The document discusses the three main types of directives in JSP: 1. Page directives declare metadata for the JSP page like imports, error pages, session handling and more. 2. Include directives are used to include the content of another file or resource in the JSP page. 3. Taglib directives declare tag libraries that can then be used with custom tags in the JSP page through a prefix like <jsptutorial:tag>.

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    Directives

    3 types
    1. Page
    2. Include
    3. Taglib

    Page
    <%@ page %>
    The page directive is always at the top of JSP pages. For examples:
    <%@ page import="java.util.Date" %>
    <%@ page errorPage="errorPage.jsp" %>
    <%@ page session="true" %>

    Or you can put them together:
    <%@ page language="java"
    extends="package.class"
    import="java.util.Date"
    session="true"
    buffer="8kb"
    autoFlush="true"
    isThreadSafe="true"
    info="Sample info about this page..."
    errorPage="errorPage.jsp"
    contentType="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"
    isErrorPage="false"

    %>


    1. Language=java
    Default one is java
    2. Import=java.io.*
    The default import list is java.lang.*, javax.servlet.*, javax.servlet.jsp.* and
    javax.servlet.http.*. This value is currently only defined when the value of the language
    directive is java.
    3. Extends=
    For inhertitance
    The value is a Java class name, that names the superclass of the class to which this JSP
    page is transformed.
    4. Autoflush
    Uses boolean value true/false
    By default it is true
    Used to flush the data in PrintWriter object
    Note: it is illegal to set autoFlush to false when buffer=none.
    5. Buffersize
    The default buffer size is 8kb
    6. Contenttype
    The default value is: contentType="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"<%@ page
    7. isELIgnored
    isELIgnored option provide the ability for you to disable the evaluation of the expression
    language (EL).
    <html>
    <head>
    <title>Expression Language</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <jsp:useBean id="msg"
    class="com.jsptutorial.Message" />
    <jsp:setProperty name="msg"
    property="text"
    value="this is an message" />
    <span>${msg.text}</span>


    </body>
    </html>

    8. isThreadSafe
    by default it is true
    we can make it by setting false
    jsp handles all the request simultaneously
    9. Session
    you are telling JSP compiler that you want to use session or not.
    The default value of the session attribute is true,
    10. ErrorPage
    handling exception in jsp
    errorPage option allows you to indicate the error page to be displayed when the
    error occurs in the current executing page. For example:
    <%@ page errorPage="error.jsp" %>

    11. isErrorPage
    isErrorPage option indicates that the current JSP page can be used as an error page for
    other JSP page. When you set isErrorPage equal true, JSP engine creates an implicit
    exception object which contains the Throwable object that caused the error page to be
    called.
    12. Info
    Info option allows you to define the description of the servlet. Later on you can
    access this value by calling the method:
    info="Sample info about this page..."

    Servlet.getServletInfo().



    Include Directive

    <%@ include file="relative url" %>
    The filename you specify in the include directive is a relative URL. If you provide a file
    name without associated path, the JSP compiler always assumes that the file is in the same
    directory as the JSP page.
    <%@ include file="includePage.html" %>


    taglib Directive
    JSP has a set of standard tags for you to use. The syntax of using taglib directive is as follows:
    <%@ taglib uri="http://localhost/jsptutorial/taglib/mytaglib"
    prefix="jsptutorial" %>

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