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The Scriptlet:: Code Fragment %

Scriptlets allow Java code to be embedded in JSP pages and are delimited by <% %> tags. Any valid Java statements, declarations, or expressions can be written within scriptlets. Scriptlets must be placed outside of other text, HTML tags, or JSP elements on the page. A simple Hello World example demonstrates a basic JSP page structure with scriptlets used to output text to the body.

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The Scriptlet:: Code Fragment %

Scriptlets allow Java code to be embedded in JSP pages and are delimited by <% %> tags. Any valid Java statements, declarations, or expressions can be written within scriptlets. Scriptlets must be placed outside of other text, HTML tags, or JSP elements on the page. A simple Hello World example demonstrates a basic JSP page structure with scriptlets used to output text to the body.

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3/19/2017 JSPSyntax

TheScriptlet:
A scriptlet can contain any number of JAVA language statements, variable or method
declarations,orexpressionsthatarevalidinthepagescriptinglanguage.

FollowingisthesyntaxofScriptlet:

<%codefragment%>

YoucanwriteXMLequivalentoftheabovesyntaxasfollows:

<jsp:scriptlet>
codefragment
</jsp:scriptlet>

Anytext,HTMLtags,orJSPelementsyouwritemustbeoutsidethescriptlet.Followingisthe
simpleandfirstexampleforJSP:

<html>
<head><title>HelloWorld</title></head>
<body>

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