That may be because JSP doesn't really have an object model of its own to
speak of. There are no objects and methods that make up JSP. A JSP is an
HTML page with embedded Java code and some special tags. It gets compiled
into a servlet. So really, the JSP object model is the servlet object
model.
If you want explicit documentation, there are at least three good books on
JavaServer Pages that will tell you pretty much everything you need.
--Jim Preston
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I am also wondering about sources for explicit documentation regarding the
JSP object model. I have spent some time looking on Sun's site, in the
Forte Docs and on the web but have been unable to come up with a simple set
of listing of object, methods and properties.
TIA,
Devon
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