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JSP Doubt?

 
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Guys,

I have a jsp page which gets translated to a servlet on either first client request or container startup. Now After if got compiled, I make some changes to the jsp and when I try to access the jsp again will I have to restart the container??

Another doubt is that in a jsp page, how can I get a hold of the jsp implicit objects in the methods I write using jsp declarations??
 
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For JSP page changes restarting the container is not required i think.
 
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So what happens if I make changes to say scriptlets???
 
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The page will be recompiled. I think that the container looks at the timestamp of the file, so any changes in it will force the page to be recompiled.
 
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Satou,

Why is this behavior only for jsp pages?? Why not for servlets??
 
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Another doubt is that in a jsp page, how can I get a hold of the jsp implicit objects in the methods I write using jsp declarations??



implicit objects are not available in the methods that you write using jsp declarations.
 
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Can we make it available by any means??
 
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Yes, you can. By calling getServletContext(), getServletConfig(), etc. I also believe that EL implicit objects are always available, so you can you those instead.
 
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