Name
<jsp:root>
Synopsis
The
<jsp:root>
action element can only be used as the root element in a JSP Document
(a JSP page in XML syntax). In specification versions prior JSP 2.0,
using a <jsp:root>
element was the only way
to identify a JSP page as a JSP Document, but there are now other
means (see Chapter 16) to do so. Hence, the
<jsp:root>
element is optional and should
rarely be used.
Syntax
<jsp:root version="jspVersion
">Well-formed XML content
</jsp:root>
Attributes
Attribute name |
Java type |
Dynamic value accepted |
Description |
version |
String |
No |
The JSP specification with which the JSP Document is compliant. |
Example
<jsp:root version="2.0"> <employee> <name>${param.empName}</name> <dept>${param.empDept}</dept> <employee> </jsp:root>
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