Or make a bean that calls the code on its creation and <jsp:useBean id="aux" scope="page" class="MyCallingBean" />
At 08:05 06/08/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Another option is to put the code into a servlet and use <jsp:include page="whatever_the_servlet_URL_is"/>
Thai DANG wrote:Hi
This is my suggestion : you put all your code in a method of your bean MyUseBean.java (for example public void getMyMethod() {})
Then, simply put in your JSP : ${myUseBean.myMethod}
On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:30:10 +0800 (CST)
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in fact i want to execute some java code automaticly when i open the jsp page.but i don't want to write the code in the jsp and i wrap it in a class,can i use jstl to call this class in the jsp page and execute the code automaticly?
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