why to use "if(false){java comands}" in jsp ?
i read that "if(false){java comands}" is a java trick .
how does it work ? and when i should use it ?
thank's
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natAuto] at [2007-11-11 8:17:50]

# 2 Re: why to use "if(false){java comands}" in jsp ?
"java commands" mean write your own java commands.
You should try and avoid scriplets in JSP anyway.
arul at 2007-11-11 22:36:56 >

# 3 Re: why to use "if(false){java comands}" in jsp ?
its no trick.
if (a>b) //true
{
//do stuff
}
else //result above returned false
{
//do this instead
}
hi there, but the problem is not " if (a>b) //true" or " else ". the question is about "if (false)..." when the false is a word , not any condition.