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jsp简明教程（JSP concise tutorial） JSP concise tutorial If youre using Java servlets directly, youll have to deal with the HTTP input and HTML output in the Java class, and youll need extensive Java programming experience to build complex applications. With the addition of JSP, you can distinguish the logic of HTML expression from the complex business logic embedded in servlets. This means that the expressive layer code can be written by experienced scripting writers, while the advanced Java developers can concentrate on solving the more complex issues in servlets and bean. Whether you have any knowledge of Java programming, you can use JSP. JSP contains some server-side tags that allow dynamic data to be displayed without writing a single line of Java code. You can access the bean directly to complete the operation, and then use the JSP tag to display the results as dynamic content. You can also generate the bean with servlets, store the results of the servlets operation, and then use the JSP tag to display the results, without the need to write the Java code on the JSP page. There are three ways to add Java code to your web pages: 1, using declarations (declarations) can define global variables or Java methods that can be accessed anywhere on the page. The statement was included in the tag !...% . Example： ! Int i = 0;% Int a, B !,% C; Circle a ! = new Circle (2);% You can directly use the variables and methods have been included in the statement of the @ page% in, do not need to declare to them. A declaration is valid only on one page. 2, the use of scriptlets (script fragments), you can deal with any logic required for writing pages, they are included in %...% tag. Because of scriptlet, we can do the following things: Declaration of variables or methods to be used. Write JSP expressions. Use any implicit object and any object declared in jsp:useBean Writing JSP statements. Any text, HTML tag, and JSP element must be outside of scriptlet. When the JSP receives t