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Directive Include and Action Include how both are working
in JSP, what is the difference between both?In which
suituation we have to choose these elements?
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Answer Posted / samuel.t
We can say <%@ include ... %> is a static include.
The page which is included is changed then the including
page should also be changed.
For performance wise we can opt this,because the page is
inlcuded in the translation time.So only at the
first request it takes a momentary delay and comes to a
normal access from the second requests.
We can say <jsp:include ... > is a dynamic include.
The page which is included is changed, then it is not
required to change the main file.
Performance wise it is bit slow when compared to the
directive include because the page is included
only at the request time.
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