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what is JSP document.?

 
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I came across this exam objective "Write a JSP Document (XML-based document) that uses the correct syntax" and googled.As per my understanding it is a JSP that complies with the XML syntax.but why should it be so.i mean what is the thing that we achieve with it.And HFSJ doesn't talk a great deal about it.can somebody shed some light on this.
[ November 02, 2006: Message edited by: Senthil Kumar SS ]
 
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It's just a pure XML document, so it contains only tags.
By doing this, you have to follow strict XML rules.

I don't think it's much different from JSP files, except that it's a bit painful to write.
 
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If you are an xml author and you are in love with XML,
dont you think that its a advantage for you if you get to write Jave Server Page using the XML syntax !
 
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