<%@include file="relative URL" %> - this will include file in compile
time(usually use to include static html files )
<jsp:include> - this will include file in runtime(usually use to include
dynamoc content producers jsp files)
Valik
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hi all,
what's the difference between <jsp:include> and <%@include
file="relative URL" %>?
thank you.
ced
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