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JSP is by default thread safe or not? what is the meaning of
isThreadSafe="true" and isThreadSafe="false". Explain it?
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Answer Posted / anil kumar
JSP is by default threadsafe...
Bydefault isThreadSafe is set to 'true' in jsp, if we want
to make it not a thread safe then we have to set the value
of isThreadSafe is 'false'.
I hope you understand...
Thank u....
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