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About body-content tag of TLD

 
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1.For a tag to accept any valid jsp code as its body, what should be the value of <body-content> for this tag's taglib descriptor?
Select 1 correct option.

1.JSP


2.jsp


3.any


4.text


5.The <body-content> subelement itself may be absent.

Acording to HFSJ on page 472 the anwser should be 1 i.e JSP.But in the mock exam the answer is 5.The explanation is==
" If it is absent, JSP is assumed which is OK! "
and why option 1 is not correct the expalnation is==
"This would have been correct for 1.2 but this is not a valid value for 1.3 anymore"

But I think the answer should be 1 i.e JSP.so what is the anwser?
Please someone help.

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JSP is the right answer.
Are you sure this mock is not for an old exam ?
 
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Thanks alot

This question was from JDisscuss SCWCD1.4

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