if we have basic objects "${person}"
and "${image}", you can be sure that "${person.image}" will contain a
person's image, which can be used like any "${image}" (yes, I know this is
trivial, but it's still helpful).
As for why JSTL... S for Standard :-
I think you have hit on the crux of the matter. There are some new
features in JSTL, such as the whole expression language thing, but
generally JSTL seems to be a merging together of various taglibs with
varying levels of similarity.
So why is it there?
Think of it as there being an acceptance
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Subject: why jstl???
Hi,
I am just wondering. since the jstl was anounnced
more and more question are asked about session/array/object
Hi,
I am just wondering. since the jstl was anounnced
more and more question are asked about session/array/object/result
sets,iterrator etc..
who is using jstl? (programers or web-designers)?
and why?
I understand struts(MVC). but I realy have no clue why to use something
like jstl and why it
