Found inside – Page 305JSP is used to separate the dynamic content of a Web page from its static content with ... scripting elements , actions , implicit objects , and comments . Found insideThe new type of comment that you have not used yet is the JSP comment. The syntax of the JSP comment closely resembles an XML/HTML comment, with the only ... Found inside – Page 537JSP pages should not directly access request parameters. ... Hidden comments should be used to prevent comments bloating HTML output. Found insideJSP inXML syntax isvery rarely used and is not covered here. ... SummaryChapter3: JavaServer Pages An Overview of Comments Implicit Objects Scripting Elements. Found inside – Page 466Scripting elements contain syntax - valid code of the designated page's ... html > Comments JSP comments enable you to include comments that are not ... Found inside – Page 377Table FF.1 shows a snapshot of JSP syntax used in this chapter and on the ... This HTML comment is passed through to the client JSP comment < % -- comment . Found inside – Page 189Unfortunately, there is no standard syntax for regular expressions. They are used with several applications, including text editors (e.g., ... Found insideThe syntax of the comment tag is given below: <%-- comments are given here --%>JSP comment tag can be used in following cases: To give description for the ... Volume 2 of this book covers advanced topics: filters, custom tag libraries, database connection pooling, Web application security, the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL), Apache Struts, JavaServer Faces (JSF), JAXB, and more. Found inside – Page 21There are two types of comments that can be used on a J SP. The first type is visible only in the J SP source code file. It has the following syntax: When ... Found inside – Page 68Either element can be used to include standard headers and footers or other common text in JSP pages . Chapter 8 examines ... The former type has the syntax < %This is a hidden JSP comment - % > and the latter looks like this : < ! -- This is ... Found inside – Page 540Comments We will talk about how to comment your JSP pages ... you have to use the HTML and XML comment syntax in the following ways : < ! Found insideJSP in XML syntax is very rarely used and is not covered here. ... This chapter starts with an overview of JSP and discusses comments, implicit objects and ... Found inside – Page 16... typically another JSP page, to be used to handle any error conditions ... is a string that provides a descriptive comment concerning the JSP page. Found inside – Page 5We can specify the JSP comments in two ways <%-- JSP comment statement --%> As JSP is commonly used along with HTML, ... Found inside – Page 273 The action has generated code for the HTML tag and for its tedious and often browser-dependent syntax. Found inside – Page 686Table D.2 Continued Comment type Type Java Syntax // single - line comment / * multiple line comment * / / ** Javadoc comment * / Description These three comment types are for ... This style of comment is used to document the JSP itself . Found inside – Page 421The following shows the syntax of the of a JSP comment : < % .. comment .. % > Any text placed within this tag will be completely ignored by the JSP ... Found inside – Page 261In other words, it tells the JSP engine that the prefixjsp is used to identify the ... Table 9.9 JSP XML Syntax JSP Element JSP Standard Syntax XML Syntax ... Found insideJSP in XML syntax is very rarely used and is not covered here. ... This chapter starts with an overview of JSP and discusses comments, implicit objects and ... Found inside – Page 122Since the < % and % > characters are interpreted as comments by browsers and graphical HTML editors , JSP files can ... following text we wish to introduce several JSP - specific constructions : The following syntax is used to import classes ... Found inside – Page 234Tags used in JSP are classified under different heads, namely declaration tags, expression tags, action tags, comment tags, etc. These files have JSP ... The reason for this is simple: JSP capitalizes on the power of Java servlets to create effective, reusable web applications.JSP allows you to develop robust, powerful web content, and the best part is that you're not required to be a hard ... Found inside – Page 304In the execution phase of JSP page first JSP page is translated into an equivalent ... The tags are as scripting tags, directive tags and comments also. Found inside – Page 108Although the previous syntax allows arbitrary code to be inserted between the ... Instead, there is an expression language in JSP that can be used in ... Found inside – Page 296You can write two types of comments inside a JSP page: • Comments that are to be displayed in the resulting HTML page at the client browser • Comments used ... This introduction to the fastest growing part of Java platform, gives clear explanations and examples of the essential topics - JSP's, servlets, JDBC and EJB. Found insideWhen we want to hide certain content, then we can add that to the comments section. Syntax: <% -- JSP Comments %> This tags are used to comment in JSP and ... Found inside – Page 142Table 7.2 summarizes the scripting tags used in authoring JSP pages and ... Tags Purpose HTML or XML comments ; can be viewed by the client JSP comments ... Found inside – Page 217Although you can do manythings with the proper Javadoc syntax, ... First, just before each class definition, include a descriptive comment such as the ... Found inside – Page 457For programmers used to the original JSP syntax , this isn't as easy as it ... be used to communicate back to the Dynamic JSP process or to us as comments . Found inside – Page 11... Element Syntax • Embedded Control - Flow Statements • Comment Syntax Scripting Elements Applied : Calendar.jsp ... simple JSP page , the next step is to get a better understanding of the different types of tags or scripting elements used in ... Found inside – Page 541Syntax comment --%> comment --> Purpose <%-- A JSP comment. Ignored by JSP-to-scriptlet translator. Any embedded JSP scripting ... Found inside – Page 75The former type has the syntax < % -- This is a hidden JSP comment -- % > and the latter looks like this : < ! -- This is included in ... This means JSP comments can be used to disable ( or " comment out " ) sections of the JSP page . This is a time ... Found inside – Page 52Expressions Expressions are used to output the value of a Java expression to the ... include JSP-specific comments that use this syntax: <%-- This comment ... Found inside – Page 225Compare this with the JSP style , where the same syntax , < % = % > , is used for both purposes . Text , comments , and actions A major difference between the JSP and XML syntax is the placement of normal text . The JSP syntax allows us to ... Found inside – Page 155Syntax: < !—comments...--> II. This style is used to fully exclude the commented block from the output. It is commonly used when uncommenting a block of ... Found inside – Page 2004.8.1 Compilation Errors A JSP file is translated into a Servlet Java class ... is accessed the first time or it has been changed since it was last used . Found inside – Page 387Initially scriptlets were created to give JSP developers a place to put any ... (EL) there is now no need to use scriptlets, but this syntax still works. Found inside – Page 63... JSP comments and use the JSP syntax : < % -- Hidden Comment Goes Here ! ... html > Scripting Comments Scripting comments are used to comment the Java ... Found insideJSPcan bewritteninstandard syntax or XML syntax. JSP pages written in XML syntax arecalled JSPdocuments.JSPinXML syntax is very rarely used and is not ... Found insideYou can use JSP comments in JSP pages to describe what a scripting ... in the JSP page, comments can also be used to “comment out” portions of the JSP page, ... Found inside – Page 111The first is for the page author to comment upon what the JSP page is ... to the requesting client, you use the HTML and XML comment syntax as follows: