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Syntax: <%@ include attribute= "value" %> |
Syntax: <jsp:include page="relative URL" flush="true" /> |
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Processed at the translation time |
Processed at the request time i.e. when the request comes for processing.
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Include directive can use both relative and absolute path
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jsp:include action tag always uses relative path.
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Include Directive can only include contents of resource e.g. HTML or CSS file but it will not process the dynamic resource |
jsp:include action tag process the dynamic resource and result will be added to calling JSP.
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You can not pass any other parameter e.g request, response or any configuration
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We can pass another parameter also using <jsp:param> tags.
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Cannot pass the request or response object to calling jsp to included file or JSP or vice versa
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It's possible to pass request/response object.
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Uses the file attribute to specify the resource to be included and that's why know as file include as well
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Uses page attribute to specify the resource to be included, hence also known as page include in JSP
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Example : <%@ include file="1.html" %> |
Example : <jsp:include page="Action1.jsp" flush="true">
<jsp:param name="roll_no1" value="401" />
</jsp:include>
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