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    Default attributes and properties in jsp page

    Respected PROGRAMMERS,

    If on a jsp page, there is a variable named "someName" and a getter method:- getSomeName() gets it.
    Then it should be the property. Or can it be some attribute?

    In head first jsp and servlets, on page 383, a method getCurrentTip() gets the variable currentTip.
    And as per the book,currentTip is a request scoped attribute.
    But getCurrentTip() method gets currentTip.

    It should be a property. It should not be an attribute!

    Thank You SIR!


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    Default Re: attributes and properties in jsp page

    Quote Originally Posted by god1gracious View Post
    Respected PROGRAMMERS,

    If on a jsp page, there is a variable named "someName" and a getter method:- getSomeName() gets it.
    Then it should be the property. Or can it be some attribute?

    In head first jsp and servlets, on page 383, a method getCurrentTip() gets the variable currentTip.
    And as per the book,currentTip is a request scoped attribute.
    But getCurrentTip() method gets currentTip.

    It should be a property. It should not be an attribute!

    Thank You SIR!
    And what is the question?

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