JSP is part of the Java EE platform and is supported by most web servers and servlet containers. JSP pages are typically used in conjunction with Java servlets, which handle data processing and client requests. JSP provides a way to easily access Java code and objects from within a web page, simplifying the creation of dynamic web pages. JSP pages are executed on a web server, and the resulting output is sent to the client's web browser. Java Server Pages (JSP) is a technology that allows developers to create dynamic web pages using a combination of HTML, XML, and Java code.
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