Problem 1
Fill in the blanks in each of the following statements: a) JSP action ______ enables an applet or JavaBean to be added to a Wcb page in the form of a browser-specific object or embed XHTML element. b) Action ______ has the ability to match request parameters to properties of the same name in a bean by specifying \(^{* *}\) is are property. c) There are four key components to JSPs: ______, ______, ______, and ______. d) \(A\) JSP can include a custom tag library with the ______ directive. e) The implicit objects have four scopes: ______, ______, ______, and ______. f) The ______ directive is processed once, at JSP translation time and causes content to be copied into the JSP. g) Classes and interfaces specific to JavaServer Pages programming are located in packages ______ and ______. h) JSPs normally execute as part of a Web server that is referred to as the ______ i) Method ______ can be called repeatedly to process the body of a custom tag. j) JSP scripting components include ______, ______, ______, ______, and ______.
Problem 2
State whether each of the following is true or false. If false, explain why. a) An object with page scope exists in every JSP of a particular Web application. b) Directives specify global information that is not associated with a particular JSP request. c) The JSP container invokes methods doInitBody and doAftexBody when it encounters the starting custom tag and the ending custom tag, respectively. d) Tag libraries are part of the tag extension mechanism that enables programmers to create new tags that encapsulate complex Java functionality. e) Action \(\langle j \text { sp } t \text { include }>\) is evaluated once at page translation time. f) Like XHTML comments, JSP comments and script language comments appear in the response to the client. g) Objects with application scope are part of a particular Web application. h) Each page has its own instances of the page-scope implicit objects. i) Action \(\langle\text { jsp } \text { t set Property }>\) has the ability to match request parameters to properties of the same name in a bean by specifying \(" *\) " for attribute property. j) Objects with session scope exist for the client's entire browsing session.
