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Default value of body-content

 
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What the valid values for <body-content> for simple tags and classic tags? What are the default values. As there is an
default value, this means that <body-content> is optional. On which page of HFSJ this information is provided ?
 
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Look at: http://faq.javaranch.com/java/BodyTagContent
 
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For tag files, default value is scriptless and for classic tag files default is JSP.In case of simple tag files,default value is not present.Hope this clears your doubt.
 
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Thanks!!!
So this means <body-content> is optional in tag files and classic tags but not in simple tags.. Right ?
 
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