vijay Jaiswal

• Sep 7th, 2005

 

Static incude means files are included at compile time.After inclusion if there is change in source file it will not reflect that jsp. 
Dynamic include means files are included at run time. 
If there is any change in source file it will reflected in Jsp

mannu

 Profile Answers by mannu 

• Nov 3rd, 2005

 

static means server will not execute that part and send it to client as it is while dynamic contect will be executed by server and then its resultant will send to client

ravikumarzee@gmail.com

 Profile Answers by ravikumarzee@gmail.com Questions by ravikumarzee@gmail.com

• Mar 2nd, 2006

 

the two types of include are page include and jsp include. If u use page include, only one servlet will be generated(code of the included jsp will be merged with the first jsp) by the JSP Compiler. If we use jsp include two servlets will be generated and requestdispatcher will be used in the first servlet to include the second servlet.

If we make any changes in any of the JSPs, and if we use jsp include only that jsp which has been changed will be compiled by the JSP Compiler.The other JSP will not be re-compiled. And if we use page include JSP Compiler generates the servlet irrespective of the jsp to which the change has been made.(This is the scenario on Tomcat 5 .)