JSP files are compiled with web pages so fragments act like includes. Opt for .jspf to vary pages by user. They extend JSP code as reusable snippets not full pages. Compile alongside referencing sources. IBM Infocentre.
.jspf files compile with pages where used. Term “fragment” overlaps so “segment” substitutes in JSP 2.0 spec. Store in /WEB-INF/jspf or with static files. Those in web root should use .jspf extensions.
.jspf files hold JSP code fragments reused through includes. Info: store in /WEB-INF/jspf; reference with include directive. JSP 2.0 uses term “segment.”
JSPF files: web code fragments in JSP syntax. Reuse via includes. Store: /WEB-INF/jspf. Reference with include directive. JSP 2.0: “segment” not “fragment.”
Web code fragments (.jsp syntax). Include reuse. Store: /WEB-INF/jspf. Reference incl. directive. JSP 2.0: “seg.” not “frag.”
JSP fragment: static include file. Compiles with pages used. Fraction of JSP page code. JSP 2.0: “segment” not “fragment.”
Software reads .jspf web code fragments. Place with pages or static files. Partial JSP pages use .jspf extensions in web root. Read: /WEB-INF/jspf.
JSP acronym for Java Server Pages. Platform-independent, dynamic web apps. Set breakpoints in JSP with Eclipse Web Tools.
JSPF files are Java Server Page segments. Part of a JSP page for reuse. Software like Adobe Dreamweaver can include in JSP files.
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