August 2002
Intermediate to advanced
688 pages
23h
English
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Name
<jsp:include>
Synopsis
The <jsp:include>
action includes the response from
another JSP page, servlet, or static
file in the same web application. The execution of the current page
continues after including the response generated by the target
resource.
If any response content has been buffered when the
<jsp:include> action is executed, the
flush attribute controls whether or not to flush
the buffer.
The URI path information, available through the implicit
request object, reflects the URI path information
for the source JSP page even in the target resource. All other
request information is also left untouched, so the target resource
has access to all the original parameters and headers passed with the
request. Additional parameters can be passed to the target resource
through <jsp:param> elements in the
<jsp:include> element’s
body.
Syntax
<jsp:include page="pageOrContextRelativePath" [flush="true|false"] />Attributes
|
Attribute name |
Java type |
Dynamic value accepted |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
page |
String |
RT expression |
A page-relative or context-relative URI path for the resource to include. |
flush |
boolean |
No |
Set to |
Example
<jsp:include page="navigation.jsp" />
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