What's the difference between jsp and jsi?
Question
I have noticed that .jsi and .jsp files work almost the same way. So what is their purpose and how to use them correctly? in which situation to use which one?
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4 ACCPTED 2012-02-14 07:16:01
I think that '.jsi' files are fragments of JSPs that are designed to be included in other JSPs using the JSP include mechanism.
The reason for the different suffix is to prevent the files from accidentally being compiled (or validated) as if they were complete JSPs.
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