A. <%@ include file="test4.jsp" %> will include the files first and then
compile them with the parent file that includes "test4.jsp"
B. <jsp:include page="test4.jsp" /> will compile test4.jsp first and then
includes the compiled result to the parent file that includes it.
... or... the other way around... :)
Good Luck
Rendra
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Engelbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 11:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: including files
Anyone care to explain what exactly is the difference between these two
commands in a jsp page:
A. <%@ include file="test4.jsp" %>
B. <jsp:include page="test4.jsp" />
They seem to act exactly the same. Says here in my book ("Core Servlets and
JSP") that include (A) won't automatically display changes made to the
test4.jsp without itselft being updated. However, when I run include (A) and
then modify test4.jsp, it picks up the changes made to test4.jsp just fine.
Also, my book leads to you believe that include (B) cannot include jsp
files, only static html. Again, my tests show otherwise. I can include a jsp
page that contains scriptlets.
What exactly is the difference between these 2 includes?
Note, I am using JRun 2.3.3. My book does mention that specific servlet
engines might implemen include implementations differently. So much for
portability!
Thanks. - Matt
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