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How do i call my function in JSP

 
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hi all,
1)How do i call my(user defined) function in JSP.
&
2)from where can i get the list of all Functions avaliable in JSP,to make
a better page.

Pls help me...........

Thank you.
 
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do you mean javascript functions? or java functions?
 
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...java Function not scripting function
 
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1)How do i call my(user defined) function in JSP.



This is the type of question best answered by a JSP tutorial. There are loads of them on the net. Google around and find one that suits your needs.


2)from where can i get the list of all Functions avaliable in JSP



See answer to (1) and look at the API documentation for the javax.servlet packages.
 
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