j2eeCertificate(getProperty)

[singh santosh]

hi,

  Which of the following are valid declarations in a JSP page? [Check all correct answers]
1. <jsp:getProperty Name="id" Property="streetName"/>
2. <jsp:getProperty property="streetName" name="id"></jsp:getProperty>
3. <jsp:getProperty name="id" class="com.baboon.scwcd.Address" property="streetName"/>
4. <jsp:getProperty name="id" property="streetName"/>
5. <jsp:getProperty property="streetName" name="id"/>
 
ans )4,5  

shouldnt the answer be 2,4,5?

regards
-santosh

[wise owen]

same question thread

[singh santosh]

hi owen,
thanks for the reply
but from that thread i got

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JSP tag syntax does not permit for opening and closing tags with jsp:getProperty. You must provide a single tag that is 'self-closing.' Option 2 is therefore invalid syntax.  

i tried this in tomcat and it worked .Yes it would be invalid if there is some space between
<jsp:getProperty .. >space</jsp:getProperty>

afterall

according to the jsp syntax getProperty and setProperty should not have body that means body should be empty.
But, doesnt the following is valid syntax for empty body tag:
<tag:myTag />
<tag:myTag></tag:myTag> (there should not be any blank space in the body)

If the above is true then the option 2 should also be the answer.

Please clarify..

regards
-santosh
[ July 15, 2006: Message edited by: singh santosh ]

[wise owen]

Check this one.