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Doubt in 2 questions of Marcus green's exams

 
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I might be really dumb but i really couldn't figure out the following 2 questions:-
Ques 1:Given a JSP page called mypage.jsp with the following code

<%
request.setAttribute("greeting","good");
%>
<jsp:include page="menu.jsp" />

morning

And an available file called menu.jsp that contains the following code

<%
String greeting = (String) request.getAttribute("greeting");
out.print(greeting);
%>What will happen when you attempt to compile and run mypage.jsp?

Choose one answer.
A. Compilation error the jsp:include tag takes a paramter of file not page
B. compilation and output of good only
C. compilation and output of good morning
D. compilation and output of greeting
E. compilation and output of greeting morning
F. compilation and output of greeting morning

Given answer is C.I am really lost on this one.

Ques 2:Is the following statement true or false?

A JSP document (i.e. in XML syntax) must start with the root tag

Answer: True

But as far as i know latest spec doesn't need a JSP document to start with root tag(acc. to Whizlabs)
 
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aman thind wrote:

Given answer is C.I am really lost on this one.



why? i dont think it is difficult to test
 
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seetharaman venkatasamy wrote:

aman thind wrote:

Given answer is C.I am really lost on this one.



why? i dont think it is difficult to test



What i meant was,are request attributes availabale to the dynamically included page.
 
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aman thind wrote:
What i meant was,are request attributes availabale to the dynamically included page.



ya, i understand . Do you test yourself ?, if yes,what is the result of your testing ?
 
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seetharaman venkatasamy wrote:
ya, i understand . Do you test yourself ?, if yes,what is the result of your testing ?



I would love to test it but i've to write the test in a short time,can you please clarify my doubt:)
 
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Well.Yes ,request attributes availabale to the dynamically included page.

practise makes debuggability , thats why i force you to test that
 
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seetharaman venkatasamy wrote: Well.Yes ,request attributes availabale to the dynamically included page.

practise makes debuggability , thats why i force you to test that



Thanks Venkat:)
 
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aman thind wrote:Thanks Venkat:)



You are Welcome :)
 
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