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HFSJ - Page 557 - Question 17

 
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Hi Folks,

I am studying for SCWCD and a question about Custom tags came to my mind.
It is related to question 17 of the exercises of chapter 10.
The keys states that letter D is incorrect but I think it is correct, since my:complexTag is a Classic Tag and a classic tag accepts JSP as a body content value.

17. Given a tag, simpleTag, whose handler is implemented using the Simple tag model and a tag, complexTag, whose handler is implemented using the Classic tag model. Both tags are declared to be non-empty and non-tag dependente in the TLD.
Which JSP code snippets are valid uses of these tag?

D. <my:simpleTag>
<my:complexTag>
<% i++; %>
</my:complexTag>
</my:simpleTag>

Why is it incorrect?

Thanks in advance.
Rick
 
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my understanding :
Though complex tag can contain scripting code, complex tag is present in the body of simpletag. Scripting code in body of complex tag is equivalent to scripting code in body of simpletag.
As the simpletag body cant have scripting code , this option is incorrect.
Someone correct me if i am wrong.
 
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