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Java Server Page (JSP) Output format, specified by the out.println statements below, are mixed with program logic <jsp:scriplet> ý.. </jsp:scriplet> <list> <title>Servlet Parameters</title> <jsp:scriplet> ý.. request.getParameterValues(k); out.println("<element name=\"name\">"); </jsp:scriplet> <jsp:expression>k</jsp:expression> <jsp:scriplet> out.println("</element>"); for(int i = 0; i < vals.length; i++) { </jsp:scriplet> <item> <jsp:expression>vals[i]</jsp: expression> </item> ýý </jsp:scriplet> DATA: APACHE SOFTWARE FOUNDATION

XML Server Page (XSP) The division between content and logic is clear in the code fragment below. A separate XSL style sheet is used to format the output <xsp:logic> ý.. <xsl:content> <list> <title>Servlet Parameters</title> <xsp:logic> ý.. request.getParameterValues(k); <xsp:element name="element"> <xsp:attribute name="name"> <xsp:expr>k</xsp:expr> </xsp:attribute> <xsp:logic> for(int i = 0; i < vals.length; i++) { <item> <xsp:expr>vals[i]</xsp:expr> </item> ýý </xsp:logic>