Answer / Nakul Srivastava

To deactivate EL (Expression Language) in JSP, you can use the `<%` and `%>` delimiters instead of `${...}` for scriptlets. However, it's generally discouraged as EL provides a cleaner syntax.

Java Server Page I can use a function in two ways: Either I declare <jsp:useBean id="myBean" scope="session" class="mypack.mysubpack.MyClass" /> or I declare <%@ page import = "mypack.mysubpack.MyClass" %> In each case I can call a function later by coding MyClass.myFunction(); So what is the difference between the two variantes? Why are Beans invented if we don't need them because we have the import statement ? please guide me its an humble request to you reader if u know n i'll be thankful to you...........

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