[Solved] in HTML page can we use jsp code

Question

Any server-side code would need to be executed on the server, not in the browser. There’s a hard separation between the server-side processing and the client-side processing. So the JSP code wouldn’t be able to interact with the JavaScript code or anything like that.

In order for server-side code to be executed in an HTML file before rendering it to the browser, your server would need to be configured to process that code. It would be a matter of configuring your web server, whichever one you’re using. By default I imagine it just returns .html files to the browser without any server-side processing. But you can configure your web server to treat .html files just like it would JSP files.

Keep in mind that you would need to treat those .html files like you normally would JSP files. It would have to match the same conventions for separating client-side code from server-side code.

Accepted Answer

Any server-side code would need to be executed on the server, not in the browser. There’s a hard separation between the server-side processing and the client-side processing. So the JSP code wouldn’t be able to interact with the JavaScript code or anything like that.

In order for server-side code to be executed in an HTML file before rendering it to the browser, your server would need to be configured to process that code. It would be a matter of configuring your web server, whichever one you’re using. By default I imagine it just returns .html files to the browser without any server-side processing. But you can configure your web server to treat .html files just like it would JSP files.

Keep in mind that you would need to treat those .html files like you normally would JSP files. It would have to match the same conventions for separating client-side code from server-side code.