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Anonymous
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hi ,
evedrybody! I am new to jsp .I don't know how to run jsp files
i am using java webserver2.0 . please guide me .
Archana.
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Arunagiri, Shanmugham
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Hi Archana,
JSP is an embeded script written in HTML with the file name saved as < filename.jsp >. It is nothing but
JSP = HTML + Servlet.
Only thing u have to remember is that all the servlet codes should be inside the JSP tags. And u dont have to include all the servlet packages like HttpServletRequest etc. They are all included by default. So u can strait away start coding serlvet.
For u to have a small idea... try this out
Test.jsp
<html>
<% out.println("Hi from JSP "); %>
</html>
Hope this will start u a little.
Arun
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