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JSP is by default thread safe or not? what is the meaning of
isThreadSafe="true" and isThreadSafe="false". Explain it?
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Answer Posted / bijay
<%@ page isThreadSafe="true" %> means you are specifying that the JSP page is thread-safe and hence, Container should create one Servlet instance and use it to handle mulitple client requests.
On the other hand, <%@ page isThreadSafe="false" %> means you are specifying that the JSP page is not thread-safe, so th Container should take necessary precaution. Container does this by queueing up requests and handling them one at a time.
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