What are the different scopes an object can have in a jsp page?
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Answer / Anupam Vishwakarma
An object in a JSP page can have one of the following scopes: page, request, session, application and application-wide attributes. Page scope objects exist only within the current JSP page. Request scope objects are created for each HTTP request and are available to all JSP pages servicing that request. Session scope objects persist for the duration of a user's browsing session. Application scope objects have a lifecycle that lasts as long as the web application is active. Application-wide attributes are globally accessible across all sessions.
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