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Consider the code below:
Do the html tags go as it is to the browser?
No, they are converted to out.println statements when the servlet for JSP is created and then sent to browser, when a request comes from browser.
This also means that in the above example, "this is good hello" text is skipped if str!=null.
In fact, all the code in scriptlets is inserted into _jspService method.
<html>
<title>result</title>
<body>
<%= new java.util.Date()%>
<% String str = (String)session.getAttribute("name");
if(str == null) {
session.setAttribute("name","only hello");
%>
this is good hello
<% }
else {
out.println( str);
}
%>
</body>
Do the html tags go as it is to the browser?
No, they are converted to out.println statements when the servlet for JSP is created and then sent to browser, when a request comes from browser.
This also means that in the above example, "this is good hello" text is skipped if str!=null.
In fact, all the code in scriptlets is inserted into _jspService method.
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