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Kiran Gawde
Mar 29, 2010, 1:27:26 AM3/29/10
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What is the difference between jspf and jsp file.What are the
advantages of using jspf file over jsp.
advantages of using jspf file over jsp.
srinivas
Apr 22, 2010, 3:21:44 AM4/22/10
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.jspf files are as per J2EE standards. These meaning stands for Java
Server Pages Fragments.
As per jsp best practices the size of file should not better exceed
20kb.
But in real time world application has a lot of code repeated.
Instead of re writing the logic created a .jspf file. and you can use
them include directive.
This is just a simple code convention. You might have seen a common
jsp include on top of every page.
Sometimes we don't require whole page solution only a part of it is
required to reduce the load.
As per J2EE standard you place these .jspf files in /WEB-INF/jspf/
folder
--/WEB-INF
--/classes // compiled classes of java source
--/jspf // for jspf files
--/tld //for tag library
--/lib // library required to build
--/dtd // definition of taglibs
In case a any further queries, please feel free to ask.
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Server Pages Fragments.
As per jsp best practices the size of file should not better exceed
20kb.
But in real time world application has a lot of code repeated.
Instead of re writing the logic created a .jspf file. and you can use
them include directive.
This is just a simple code convention. You might have seen a common
jsp include on top of every page.
Sometimes we don't require whole page solution only a part of it is
required to reduce the load.
As per J2EE standard you place these .jspf files in /WEB-INF/jspf/
folder
--/WEB-INF
--/classes // compiled classes of java source
--/jspf // for jspf files
--/tld //for tag library
--/lib // library required to build
--/dtd // definition of taglibs
In case a any further queries, please feel free to ask.
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