Explain JSP Declaration
By Ramakrishna on Oct 3, 2008 in Explain Jsp Declaration
Jsp Declarations:
As part of Jsp’s we can use declarations using the following Syntax:
<%!
Declarations
%>
As part of the Declarations we can declare the static variables, instance variables and provide the static methods and instance methods
For Ex:
<%! int i=10;
Static int j=10;
public void mone()
{
System.out.println(i);
System.out.println(j);
}
%>
Ex:-2)
<%!
String name = “Mark”;
String date = “28th April, 2004″;
%>
Note: We can’t use implicit variables as part of the methods provided in Declarations as the implicit variables are part of “_jspservice()”
–> We can’t override the method in the _jspservice
–> We can override the methods in the _jspinit() & _jspdestroy()
We can provide(override) Jsp init,Jsp destroy as part of declarations
