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If I define a method in JSP scriplet <%..%>, where will it
go after translation into a servlet?
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Answer / prs01
It will give compilation error. In order to define a method
in JSP, it should be defined in the JSP declarations <%!..%
>, and it can be called in the JSP expression.
On translation, the method will be added outside all
methods in the servlet class.
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Answer / vamsi krishna.i
The code that writes in JSP Scriptlets itself excutes in
service method.We can not create a method with in the
Method.So We cont define a method in <%...%>.
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Answer / karthikeyan
the question is the scriptlet code. this scriptlets are
embedded into servlet's service method
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Answer / karthik
After translation of jsp code into servlet the scriplets
(<%...%> contents will be executed via the service methods.
suppose if we define the new method inside the scriplte tag
the container will raise the compilation error.
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