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JavaServer Pages (JSP) 

 
by JavaServer Pages (JSP)

This is an article on JSP programming. It gives you a detailed introduction to JSP programming and discusses on the topics like Syntax Summary, Template Text (Static HTML), JSP Scripting Elements such as expressions, scriptlets, and declarations, JSP Directives, JSP actions etc. It also provides you the details of predefined variables, JSP comments and character quoting conventions etc. The article also provides you few example using scripting, elements and directives.

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