JSP 2.0 XML Cheat Sheet-CSDN博客

本文链接：https://blog.csdn.net/lishushan/article/details/83527207

JSP 2.0 XML Cheat Sheet

Copyright (c) 2005 NDP Software. Some Rights Reserved.

General

<%@ <jsp:directive.[directiveName]...
<%! <jsp:declaration> int i=0; </jsp:declaration>
<%= <jsp:expression> myVar.getProp() </jsp:expression>
<% <jsp:scriptlet> if (... </jsp:scriptlet>

scope is page|request|session|application

<jsp:root version="1.2|2.0" [ xmlns:taglibPrefix="URI" ]+ ... xmlns="http://www.w3c.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:jsp ="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page"

JSTL

xmlns:c ="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core"

<c:url value="" var="var" scope="SCOPE" ... <c:param <c:out value=" " escapeXml="true"

<c:if test="" <c:choose <c:when test="" <c:otherwise <c:forEach var="" varStatus="" items="" begin="startIndex" end="" step=""

<c:forTokens var="" varStatus="" items="" delims="" begin="startIndex" end="" step=""

<c:catch var=""

<c:set value="or element body" var="" scope="SCOPE" target="" property="" <c:remove var="" scope=""

<c:import url="" var="" scope="SCOPE" charEncoding="" ... <c:param name="" value="" <c:redirect ... <c:param name="" value=""

xmlns:fmt ="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/fmt" <fmt:requestEncoding value="encoding name"

<fmt:message ... <fmt:param ... TBD <fmt:bundle basename="" prefix="" <fmt:setBundle basename="" var="" scope="SCOPE" value="" <fmt:formatNumber ... TBD

<fmt:timeZone value="" <fmt:setTimeZone value="" var="" scope="SCOPE" value=""

<fmt:setLocale value="" var="" scope="SCOPE" value=""

<fmt:parseDate

<fmt:parseNumber

Tag or JSP Files

<jsp:directive.include file="a page relative or context relative URI path for the file to include"

<jsp:include page="page- or context-relative URI" flush="false" <jsp:param name="" value=""

<jsp:element name="" <jsp:attribute name="" trim="true" (body is value) <jsp:body (required when <jsp:attribute is used) (It's not possible have conditional attributes using these tags.)

<jsp:output omit-xml-declaration="true |yes|false|no" doctype-root-element="" doctype-public="publicID" doctype-system="systemID"

<jsp:getProperty name="bean variable name" property=""

<jsp:setProperty name="bean variable name" property="*|names" param="name of request parameter" value=""

<jsp:useBean id="" class="" beanName="" type="" scope="SCOPE"

<jsp:text preserves whitespace

<jsp:plugin ... <jsp:fallback <jsp:params <jsp:param name="" value=""

Tag Files Only

<jsp:directive.tag description="" example="" body-content="empty|scriptless |tagdependent" dynamic-attributes="the name of the variable to hold dynamic attributes" import="" pageEncoding="ISO-8859-1"

<jsp:directive.attribute name="" description="" required="true|false " fragment="true|false " rtexprvalue="true |false" type="String classes and interfaces (no primitive types)"

<jsp:directive.variable alias="name of the local page scope variable the tag file uses to hold the value" name-from-attribute="page-scope variable name receiving value" declare="true (false to prevent export of variable)" description="" name-given="name of the invoking page's variable used to export the value" scope="NESTED |AT_BEGIN|AT_END" variable-class="class or interface"

<jsp:doBody var="" varReader="" scope="SCOPE"

<jsp:invoke fragment="attribute that defines the fragment" scope="SCOPE" var="" varReader=""

Page Only

<jsp:directive.page autoFlush="true" buffer="8kb" contentType="mimeType and encoding UTF-8 " errorPage="page or context relative path" extends="class name" import="package list" isErrorPage="false" isThreadSafe="true" pageEncoding="encoding of JSP page file and default contentType encoding" session="true"

<jsp:forward page="page or context relative path". <jsp:param name="" value=""

Scriptlets

javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext pageContext

Page findAttribute, getAttribute, getAttributesScope, getAttributeNamesInScope, setAttribute

javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter out

Page clear, clearBuffer, flush, getBufferSize, getRemaining

javax.servlet.ServletConfig config

Page getInitParameter, getInitParameterNames

java.lang.Throwable exception

Page getMessage, getLocalizedMessage, printStackTrace, toString

java.lang.Object page

Page

javax.servlet.ServletResponse response

Page

javax.servlet.ServletRequest request

Request getAttribute, getParameter, getParameterNames, getParameterValues, setAttribute

javax.servlet.http.HttpSession session

Session getAttribute, getId, setAttribute

javax.servlet.ServletContext application

Application getAttribute, getMimeType, getRealPath, setAttribute

EL

operations

and | && | or | || | '+' | '-' | * | / | div | % | mod | gt | lt | ge | le | ==| eq | ne {'-'| ! | not | empty}

pageContext

The context for the JSP page. Provides access to various objects, including servletContext, session, request, and response.

pageScope

Maps page-scoped variable names to their values.

requestScope

Maps request-scoped variable names to their values.

sessionScope

Maps session-scoped variable names to their values.

applicationScope

Maps application-scoped variable names to their values.

param

Maps a request parameter to a single String parameter value (obtained by calling ServletReqwuest.getParameter(String name)).

paramValues

Maps a request parameter name to an array of String values for that parameter name (obtained by calling ServletRequest.getParameterValues(String name)).

header

Maps a request header name to a single String header value (obtained by calling ServletRequest.getHeader(String name)).

headerValues

Maps a request header name to an array of String values for that header (obtained by calling ServletRequest.getHeaders(String)).

Maps a cookie name to a single Cookie object. Cookies are retrieved according to the semantics of HttpServletRequest.getCookies(). If same name is shared by multiple cookies, an implementation must use the first encountered in the array of Cookie objects returned by the getCookies() method. However, the ordering of cookies currently unsspecified in the Servlet specification.

initParam

Maps a context initialization parameter name to a String parameter value (obtained by calling ServletContext.getInitparameter(String name)).