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Regarding JSTL1.1-JSP 2.0-TLD

 
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I read article from IBM Saying that
JSP2.0
Features are
1)SimpleTag
2)No need to of TLD for any tag to refer in JSP's
please Confirm the guys
another confusing thing is JSTL1.0, JSTl1.1
one article says
C:Set >>>>> name , scope, default, target, value
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
some article is
C:Set >>>>> name ,value>>>>> default scope is Page
please clarify
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bala
 
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If you refer to JSTl specs page 4-28, you will find the answer. There are 4 different syntax possible for <c:set ...
Syntax 1: Set the value of a scoped variable using attribute value
<c:set value="value" var="varName" [scope="{page|request|session|application}"]/>
Syntax 2: Set the value of a scoped variable using body content
<c:set var="varName" [scope="{page|request|session|application}"]>
body content
</c:set>
Syntax 3: Set a property of a target object using attribute value
<c:set value="value" target="target" property="propertyName"/>
Syntax 4: Set a property of a target object using body content
<c:set target="target" property="propertyName">
body content
</c:set>
 
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Dear Vijay
Are you refering JSTL1.0 Spec
Since I tried many times for JSTL1.1 Spec
it shows always for J2EE 1.4 , saying it is in built with J2EE1.4 Spec
and JSP2.0 Spec
I can not find any link for only JSTL1.1Spec
if you know please
since I cannot able to get JSTL1.1 Spec anywhere
if you find any link please let me know
with regards
bala
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