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Hi,

I want to know what changes have been made to servlets 2.4 as compare to servlets 2.2

When was Jstl added to JSP

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Here's what was new in Servlet API 2.3: servlets.com, and the changes in 2.4 are detailed here: JavaWorld
 
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There is also a section in the Servlet Spec (SRV.S.16) that lists all the changes since version 2.3. See link in my signature.
 
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JSTL is its own specification. It has never been "added" to JSP. JSTL 1.0 is compatible with JSP 1.2, while JSTL 1.1 is compatible with JSP 2.0.
 
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>JSTL is its own specification. It has never been "added" to JSP.

Referring to the expression language (EL) that JSTL employs.
EL was merged into the JSP2.0 spec.

So you can use ${expr} in JSP2.0 containers.
But the JSTL tags <c:out>, <c:forEach> etc etc still require JSTL specifically installed.
 
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