I don't believe there is. At least, a quick search on "version" in the
public draft 1 didn't find one.
Your question/comment should probably be seen by jsp-comments, so I've
copied them on this reply.
Bob Foster
Symantec Internet Tools http://www.visualcafe.com/
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Subject: JSP Compatibility
Author: Schaeffer Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at Internet
Date: 5/14/99 12:07 PM
I've done some porting back and forth between JSP 0.92 and JSP 1.0 and found
that I *at least* have to change the "UseBean" syntax in my .jsp file. My
question is: is there any programmatic way for a .jsp script and/or Bean to
discover which version of JSP it's running under? I forsee problems when we
try to sell our jsp pages and associated beans because we don't know what
environment the customer might be running and I doubt that we could insist
that the customer upgrade to the latest & greatest JSP since it breaks his
existing applications!
Rick Schaeffer
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