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ScopedVars.java



scoped-vars.jsp





Can anyone Please explain why my scoped-vars.jsp is not displaying the attribute values from servlet. It is simply displaying the output like this.

attribute1:
attribute2:
attribute3:
Source of "repeated" attribute
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Already answered the same one yesterday !

https://coderanch.com/t/291490/JSP/java/Accessing-scoped-variables-EL
 
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Sorry satou still iam not getting the output. May be i think my jsp is not recognising the servlet. can any one help me.
 
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Everything seems right. Be sure that the URL in your browser is pointing to the mapped servlet and not to the JSP.
 
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Mmh, everything looks fine indeed.
Did you try removing the DOCTYPE in your jsp file ?
 
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Thank you Marc, you are right. i didnt even think when we call servlet only it forwards to jsp.not vice versa according to the code.
 
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