Hi Amit, Tom:
As Amit indicates, the actual directive is <%@ page extends="...." %>,
and the directive can be used to define a base class as indicated in
the excerpt from the spec. But note that we also say (page 74 -
section 3.2)
"The extends mechanism is available for sophisticated users and it
should be used with extreme care as it restricts some of the decisions
that a JSP container can take, e.g. to improve performance".
There are other alternative mechanisms that you may want to consider;
for example, in a JSP 1.1 implementation, the technique described in
5.8.1 "How to define new implicit objects".
Hope this helps!
- eduard/o
| Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2000 09:32:20 +0530
| From: "Praveen Kumar S ." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Subject: Re: Extends tag
|
| Hi,
|
| Pls. see below the exert from JSP Specs.
|
| If That Helps
|
| Amit Ghaste
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