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How to use JSTL in NetBeans

 
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I have copied from my tomcat folder the two libraries,jstl.jar
and standard.jar and I have put them under WEB-INF/lib in my
web application in NetBeans.Which is the way to use these libraries?

this works (prints hello quest) but I think that I have to add something else in the first line...
Thanks in advance...
 
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Kostas Anastasiou wrote:I have copied from my tomcat folder the two libraries,jstl.jar
and standard.jar and I have put them under WEB-INF/lib in my
web application in NetBeans.Which is the way to use these libraries?

this works (prints hello quest) but I think that I have to add something else in the first line...
Thanks in advance...



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