Answer / rahul

A JSP page can't directly implement an interface. If you
really need to do this you'll have to define a superclass
for your page which implements the interface. If you
declare this superclass to be abstract you can defer the
implementation of the interface to the JSP page. This
superclass will have to implement the interfaces
HttpJspPage and Servlet too, otherwise you will get a
compilation error from the JSP compiler.

Answer / srinu

yes we can implement interface.The follwing way we can
imlement the interface.
<%@ page import='mypackage.MyInterface' %>

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