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Since
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Since
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JSP Implicit objects are created by the web container. These implicit objects are Java objects that implement interfaces in the Servlet and JSP API. Scripting elements in a JSP page can make use of these JSP implicit objects. There are nine (9) JSP implicit objects available.
The JSP implicit request object is an instance of a java class that implements the javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest interface. It represents the request made by the client. The request implicit object is generally used to get request parameters, request attributes, header information and query string values.
The JSP implicit response object is an instance of a java class that implements the javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse interface. It represents the response to be given to the client. The response implicit object is generally used to set the response content type, add cookie and redirect the response.
The JSP implicit out object is an instance of the javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter class. It represents the output content to be sent to the client. The out implicit object is used to write the output content.
The JSP implicit session object is an instance of a java class that implements the javax.servlet.http.HttpSession interface. It represents a client specific conversation. The session implicit object is used to store session state for a single user.
The JSP implicit application object is an instance of a java class that implements the javax.servlet.ServletContext interface. It gives facility for a JSP page to obtain and set information about the web application in which it is running.
The JSP implicit exception object is an instance of the java.lang.Throwable class. It is available in JSP error pages only. It represents the occured exception that caused the control to pass to the JSP error page.
The JSP implicit config object is an instance of the java class that implements javax.servlet.ServletConfig interface. It gives facility for a JSP page to obtain the initialization parameters available.
The JSP implicit page object is an instance of the java.lang.Object class. It represents the current JSP page. That is, it serves as a reference to the java servlet object that implements the JSP page on which it is accessed. It is not advisable to use this page implict object often as it consumes large memory.
The JSP implicit pageContext object is an instance of the javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext abstract class. It provides useful context information. That is it provides methods to get and set attributes in different scopes and for transfering requests to other resources. Also it contains the reference to to implicit objects.
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very ez to understand…
Thankyou sir,
hi, can you please explain the internal working of “request” object.
i have doubt regarding “request” whether it is httpServletRequest Interface reference var
or
it is class reference variable that implemented “httpServletRequest interface”
================let take an example=======
i wanna to take username(textfield) in first.jsp and show it in second.jsp.
now please let me know how it will work… how the code will compiled internally …
please let me know i have searched a loot.. but not clear…
can u please any provide the detailed explanation about the pageContext
Thanx in advance
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Can you please provide detailed description about config implicit object
Thank u…
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You wrote
“The JSP implicit pageContext object is an instance of the javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext abstract class.”
Kindly let me know how can an instance be created of abstract class?
Nice to read and understand
its interprets in easy understandable format for every one, thanque
thnk u sir for u clear cut defination ..
this defination set an image in my mind
can u explain about page context in detail ?????
Thanks u sir …but i have a doubt …can i create my own implicit objects in jsp….if it is possible how to create my implicit objects
well, in two interviews they asked this Q.To be honest i didn’t know the answer,your blog is simple & understandable.
Which implicit object is not available to JSP?
a)Page
b)Page context
c)Session
d)Exception
Thank you Sir
Its very easy to learn and understandable
thanks.By using these implicit objects we want one example
Thank you Sir.
we want some more depth concepts in jsp.
Thanks.
add some more depth concepts in jsp.
Good Content.
It’s very useful to everyone(bingners/experience).Thank a lot to give clarity information…!!!!
thaks for ur information sir…but i have a doubt in the line
“The JSP implicit pageContext object is an instance of the javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext abstract class”
how can one create an instance of an abstract class..
Thanks Joe,
You gave clear idea about all objects .It is very helpful to us.
I have never been able to Understand diff. between page and pageContext, and even config to some extent.For Example request.setAttribute(‘a’,a) can be get in as
request.getAttribute(‘a’) in Next Page (After Request Dispatcher).
I have been asked this in Many Interview Questions also…and none of my freinds also dont understand it clearly, everyone says this or that…like that,something like that etc………
But None of the (Heck Break the barrier) can tell it clearly, pls explain it to me Clearly…pls explain me the difference with a small Real Time Example Sir.
Hi could anyone let me know if dere is any method to dynamically read the context path form the url?(preferring not to use httpservlet)
Hi Joe,
it’s fine to see such work…heartly salute to your hard work…But it would be much better if you have given us some examples also…
Hi Joe,
it’s fine to see such work…heartly salute to your hard work…But it would be much better if you have given us some examples also…
Very Helpfull
Thanks a lot. For sharing this knowledge.
thank you sir..
great effort sir..huge output in minimum time…thanks a lot
thank you sir
nice answer
Hi sir,
Your answer is very elaborative and true to the point.
Thanks a lot
nice explanation….
nicely explianed…… joe
thank you sir
nice explanation
Hi Joe
From the above topic i understood that implicit objects are mainly useful when we are writing the business logic. But wehave servlets already to do this task then why we need implicit objects in JSP.
thanks….
Easy and understandable. Great. Thanks
Hi,
Can you please explaine me how we can access to our application…
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/error-pages/servererror.jsp
[…] scope is very similar to HttpSession scope. Beans instantiated based on session scope scope lives through the HTTP session. Similar to […]
No, Abstract class never be instantaneous..we can’t create Abstract class instance.But every class have default constructor, so the class which extend Abstract class will be instantaneous.
Hi Joe,
these info is very helpful for me.
i read your most of the articles ,it very nice
it is not clear
nicely said
Very helpful tutorials…
Makes the concepts so easy to understand
Awesome tutorials.There is nothing better than you on java on the web, esp. in explaining things as a teacher does.
Very Nice explainations….Thanks sir..it helped a lot.
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Shortcut to remember JSP implicit objects are
SCOPE A RPR
expand yourself each letter
very nice and simple question…….so thanks
Hi Joe, I am in my corporate training and from the day one, your blog has helped me a lot.thanks a ton !!
Good one!
ur blog is very slow in your blog java material is more less comments is very may i think u prefare comments only
Itz very easy to uderstand……….
ThanQ…..
Hi Joe,
very good tutorial.
can u plz. tell the difference between those implicit objects……
very interesting format sir. . .
The JSP implicit pageContext object is an instance of the javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext abstract class.
I think “instance of” should be changed with “implementation of” because you can’t have an instance of a abstract class!.
Thanks joe, Nice and very sweetly written.
sir, it was really easy to understand.. thanks alot sir…
Really Helpful for interview questions !!
Keep Posting sir, Great Job !!
Hi Joe!
Thanks for this info :)
how many implicit objects are there in every java class?
UseFul stuff
How can I call jsp page from java class without using HttpServlet?
ur explanation is good ..but if some example is avilable it will be better …..
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