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JSP Implicit variables

 
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Dear all,
What are the differences between application's environment ( for implicit variable application ) and page's environment ( for implicit variable pageContext) ?
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[ April 02, 2003: Message edited by: Fisher Daniel ]
 
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the main thing is the scope
-- objects stored in the application scope can be accessed by any page/any user in the web app.
-- objects stored in the pageContext scope can only be accessed by that user from that particular page translation unit.
(and remember... a page translation unit it aany individual page that is translated... so a statically included page will be considered part of the parent page's Page Translation unit, but a dynamically included page will be a seperate Page Translation Unit.)
 
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