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| jsp2 [2008/10/29 22:43] – created roumani | jsp2 [2008/11/03 13:32] (current) – roumani | ||
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| * The linkage between a tags and its target is done via the namespace, taglib.tld, and the tags directory. | * The linkage between a tags and its target is done via the namespace, taglib.tld, and the tags directory. | ||
| * Utility based tags are very simple to implement but are useful mainly for computation. This is because the static method has no access to the context' | * Utility based tags are very simple to implement but are useful mainly for computation. This is because the static method has no access to the context' | ||
| - | * Handler based tags are extremely powerful. They can access everything the servlet can access. The tag can have attributes | + | * Handler based tags are extremely powerful. They can access everything the servlet can access. The tag can have attributes as well as a body, and the Java method can access |
| * JSP based tags are written in JSP and do not involve any Java. They are thus ideal when there is little logic but lots of presentation work. | * JSP based tags are written in JSP and do not involve any Java. They are thus ideal when there is little logic but lots of presentation work. | ||
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