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Standard Actions - ＜jsp:forward＞: This action tag is used to forward a request from one JSP page
to another JSP page This action tag internally uses RequestDispatcher forward() method This action tag can be used to communicate JSP to JSP page : ＜jsp:forward page="b.jsp"/＞ JSP to servlet : ＜ jsp:forward page="srv1"/＞ JSP to HTML : ＜jsp:forward page="b.html"/＞ Standard Actions - ＜ jsp:param/params＞ ＜jsp:param＞ When a request is forwarded from one JSP to another then automatically request parameters are also forwarded to another JSP. For example: ＜jsp:param name="email" value="[email protected]"/＞ ＜jsp:params＞ If more than one ＜jsp:param＞ tag is used then we should put them in ＜jsp:params＞ tag. For example: ＜jsp:params＞ ＜jsp:params name="email" value="[email protected]"/＞ ＜jsp:params name="hobby" value="reading"/＞ ＜/jsp:params ＞
Java Bean Components: ＜jsp:usebean＞ In a web application it same business logic is required in multiple JSP pages then to make that business logic as reusable it will be separated from JSP pages to a java class. This java class is called a bean class. A bean is nothing but it is reusable software component. ＜jsp:setProperty＞ This action tag is used to set the values to bean class properties by calling setter methods. ＜jsp:setProoerty＞ tag must be used inside of ＜jsp:useBean＞ tag. ＜ jsp:getProperty＞ This tag is used to read the values of a bean class property by calling getter method of the property. This tag has only two attributes name and property. This tag should be used at outside of ＜jsp:useBean＞ tag.
