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Using jspInit and jspDestroy




<HTML>

  <HEAD>

    <TITLE>Using jspInit and jspDestroy</TITLE>

  </HEAD>



  <BODY>

    <H1>Using jspInit and jspDestroy</H1>

    <%!

    int number;



    public void jspInit()

    {

      number = 5;

    }



    public void jspDestroy()

    {

      number = 0;

    }

    %>



    <%

    out.println("The number is " + number + "<BR>");

    %>

  </BODY>

</HTML>

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