The default is false.
include-prelude
The include-prelude element contains a context-relative path that must
correspond to a resource in the Web application. When the resource is present,
the given path will be automatically included, using the static include directive,
at the beginning of each JSP page in the jsp-property-group. This
capability can be useful if you want to provide a standard header in multiple
pages of your application. Rather than having to specify <%@ include
file="header.jsp" %> for each page, you can use the include-prelude
element to specify this header for the entire group of JSP pages. For an example
of this, please see Listings 2.24 through 2.28 and Figure 2??“22.
include-coda
The include-coda element contains a context-relative path that must correspond
to a resource in the Web application. When the resource is present, the
given path will be automatically included, using the static include directive,
at the end of each JSP page in this jsp-property-group. Similar to the
include-prelude element, this can be useful if you want to provide a standard
footer across multiple pages in your application. Rather than having to
specify <%@ include file="footer.jsp" %> for each page, you can use
the include-coda element to specify this footer for the entire group of
JSP pages. For an example of this, please see Listings 2.24 through 2.28 and
Figure 2??“22.
Here is an example of a typical configuration.
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