Setting JSP Page Properties
The JSP property sheet lets you set properties for a JSP page.
To display the JSP page property sheet:
- On the Filesystems tab of the Explorer, right-click the node representing
the appropriate JSP page.
- Choose Properties from the contextual menu. The JSP page property sheet
appears.
On the Properties pane of the JSP page property sheet, you can set the following
properties:
- Content Language. This property sets the value for the
contentType
attribute of the page
directive. Possible values include HTML,
XML, and Plain. To set this property, choose a value from the Content Language
combo box.
- Name. Use this property to set a name for the JSP page. Typically,
you set a name when you create the JSP page.
To specify a name from the property sheet, click the Name value field, then
click the ellipses (...) to display the Name property editor.
- Scripting Language. Specifies the scripting language used by the
JSP page. To set scripting language, choose a value from the Scripting Language
combo box. Choices include Java and No Coloring. Choose No Coloring if you
are using a scripting language other than Java.
- Template. Setting the Template property for
the JSP page allows you to use it as a template for new pages. To set the
Template property, choose True or False from the combo box.
On the Execution pane of the JSP page property sheet, you can set the following
properties:
- Debugger. Setting a debugger type for the JSP page allows you to
override the default debugger setting. To specify this property, choose a
debugger from the list in the Debugger value field, or click the ellipses
(...) and choose a debugger in the Debugger property editor.
- Executor. Setting the Executor property for the JSP page allows you
to override the default executor setting. To specify this property, choose
an executor from the list in the Executor value field, or click the ellipses
(...) and choose an executor in the Executor property editor.
- Request Parameters. A request parameter is a query string that is
sent to the browser when the JSP is executed. The request parameter specified
here is added to the URL. To specify this property, type a query string in
the Request Parameters field, or click the ellipses (...) to display the Request
Parameters property editor.
- Servlet Compiler. This property sets the compiler to be used when
compiling the JSP. In most cases, the appropriate compiler is external. To
set this property, choose a compiler from the Servlet Compiler combo box,
or click the ellipses (...) to display the Servlet Compiler property editor.
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