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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.
A.JSP
B.jsp
C.any
D.text
E.The <body-content> subelement itself may be absent...Correct

In above i think "B" should be the answer, but i dont understand as answer given E ...
Kindly explain on this.

Thanks;
Brijesh
 
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Brijesh, please Quote Your Sources.
 
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Originally posted by Brijesh shah:
I got this question from mock exam of web page
Question No.>>26.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.
A.JSP
B.jsp
C.any
D.text
E.The <body-content> subelement itself may be absent...Correct

In above i think "B" should be the answer, but i dont understand as answer given E ...

Kindly explain on this.

Thanks;
Brijesh

 
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Hi

The body-content is an optional, and can accept : scriptless, JSP, tagdependent and empty. The deftaul value is JSP.
so A and E are correct.
 
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Default value of body-content was "JSP" in SCWCD version 1.3, as per SCWCD 1.4 version default value of body-content is "empty". Correct me if I am wrong.
 
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