You can define a method like this
<%! public String getYourName(){
return "Hitesh Panchal";
}
%>
and you can use that function like this
<%String aName =getYourName();%>
Your name =
<%=aName%>
regards
Y
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From: Hitesh panchal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 5:53 PM
Subject: How To define Methods in jsp pages
> To
> hello
> all Jsp community hi
> currently i have switch over from servelet programming to jsp i am going
> thourh java sever pages by Larne pekowsky by Pearson Education Asia where
i
> have found that in back end jsp writes servlet and for each request it
> executes servlets now in case of servlet we can specefiy doPost method or
> doGet or doPut or doDelete extra Now If i want to specefiy dopost methos
in
> case of my jsp pages how can i in case of oreilly they have said that in
> directives we can specify this by
> <%@mehtod ="doPost"%>
> put it gives me invalid directives Error and i have not find any jsp page
> which specify this type of directives even i search on jGuru too but i
won`t
> find it..
>
> if any one can help me up
>
> Thanks in advance plese reply me on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
>
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