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Request
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Response
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Session
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Config
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Application
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Page
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Exception
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Out
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pageContext
Request:- This
object is of type javax.Servlet.http.HttpServletREquest. It refers to the
current request to the jsp. By using this object we can capture the client
data. For example in a scriptlet we can write as follows.
<%
String
name=request.getParameter(“html textbox name”);
%>
With the above scriptlet we can get the form data directly
into the jsp.
Response:- This
objet is of type javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse. It is used for sending customized response to
the client.
Session:- This
object is of type javax.servlet.http.HttpSession. This object is not available
in a jsp if we say <%@ page session=”false”
%>. In a servlet when we available in a jsp it is imlicitly available. If we
want to implement session tracking in a jsp, we make use of this object.
Config:- The
object is of type javax.servlet.ServletConfig. When initialization parameters
are supplied to the jsp explicitly from the web.xml. we can retrieve them by
using this object.
<% String paramvalue=config.getInitParameter(“Paramname”);
%>
Application:- This
is an object of type javax.servlet.ServletContext. It refers to the environment
to which the jsp belongs. Using this object we can retrieve application level
state. All the web components(Jsps & servlets) running in the same
application can share common information. For example if a servlet or another
jsp has stored some info in the ServletContext object, in our current jsp we
can retrieve it as follows.
<% String
value=(String)application.getAttribute(“name”); %>
Page:- The is
an object of type java.lang.object. It refers to the instance of the generated
servlet. This is very rarely used in a jsp.
Exception:- This
object
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