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In this JSP tutorial, you will learn about Directive tag with example, page directive, language, extends, import, session and buffer.
Directive tag:
The directive tag gives special information about the page to JSP Engine. This changes the way JSP Engine processes the page. Using directive tag, user can import packages, define error handling pages or session information of JSP page.
General notation of directive tag is as follows:
There are three types of directive tag.
* page
* Include
* Tag Lib
Syntax and usage of directive tag
page directive:
General syntax for the page directive is
<%@ page optional attribute ... %>
There are many optional attributes available for page directive. Each of these attributes are used to give special processing information to the JSP Engine changing the way the JSP Engine processes the page. Some of the optional attributes available for page directive are:
* language
* extends
* import
* session
* buffer
* autoFlush
* isThreadSafe
* info
* errorPage
* IsErrorPage
* contentType
Syntax and usage of some of the optional attributes available for page directive discussed below.
Answered by
kishore
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at
8:52 PM on May 21, 2008