U could find a detailed description of the same if u have access to the
professional JSP Programming by Wrox publication. They have even used a
"try-it" example
Mayuresh
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Variables declared with <%! %> are instance variables of the generated
servlet
whereas variables with <% %> becomes local variables in the service() method
Tushar
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> hi,
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> can anyone tell me the difference between variable declared using <%! %>
> and
> <% %>
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> thanx in advance
> kishor
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