What is the difference between pageContext and page
implicit objects in jsp?
Answer Posted / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
pagecontext is used to include or forward to another resource,
PageContext is used to save the scoped objects
PageContext is used to hold the page scoped attributes
where as page is the instance of the generated servlet
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