JSP Basics: Include Dynamic Content at Runtime

Posted by Quinn McHenry in JSP programming

This method of including content reads the file at run-time after the JSP has been compiled. Changes to the included file are seen immediately and do not require recompilation of the JSP.


To include the file footer.jsp at runtime, use the following syntax:

 

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  1. December 24, 2010 at 8:20 pm, Vokankh said:

    you can do import like that:

    the root directory is (“/”) is your WEB dir.

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