Javaserver Faces Implementation

1. The JavaServer Faces implementation provides a standard HTML render kit, which is composed of renderers that can render HMTL markup. (Web site)
2. The JavaServer Faces implementation includes a standard HTML render kit for rendering to an HTML client.

Pure Client-Side User Interfaces

1. It should be noted that pure client-side user interfaces can use standard HTML and Java technology-based applets. (Web site)

Web Page

1. If the file used a standard HTML, the web page will look exactly the same as it did on the web server.

Xml

1. Markup is typically standard HTML or XML, while scriptlet elements are delimited blocks of Java code which may be intermixed with the markup.

Well-Formed Xml

1. In these cases, the user can use XHTML or standard HTML. Still, this is better than the JSP case, where well-formed XML cannot be accomplished statically. (Web site)

Jsp Pages

1. JSP pages looks like a standard HTML and XML pages, with a JSP engine will be able to handle the additional components and extraction. (Web site)
2. JSP pages are files that contain text formatted with standard HTML tags, and JSP tags and scriptlets. (Web site)

Applets

1. Pure client-side user interfaces can use standard HTML and Java applets.

Infin

1. The infinity symbol is available in standard HTML as ∞ and in LaTeX as infty. (Web site)

Jsp Tag Libraries

1. Additionally, the technology allows for the creation of JSP tag libraries that act as extensions to the standard HTML or XML tags.

Standard Html

1. The JSP page can call JDBC or Java BlendTM components to generate results, and creates standard HTML that it sends back to the browser as a result.
2. A JSP page looks like a standard HTML or XML page, with additional elements that the JSP engine processes and strips out.

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1. Additional Elements
2. Jsp Page
3. Jsp Tag Libraries
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