If it doesn't make a difference for you, use the <%int x;%>.
<%! creates a class variable. That means that there's only one instance of
the variable for all the concurrent requests. Unless you need this "cross
request" behaviour (like in a counter, use a local variable (<% %>) to avoid
thread safety issues.
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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> Is there any functional difference between declaring a variable in a
> declaration tag versus inside a scriptlet tag?
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> Dave Ford
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