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If you want to get the name of the current JSP
page, in the sense of the file part of a URL in
a browser, then request.getRequestURI() will
give you that as a String, which you can parse
as needed.
If you're trying to get the synthentically-generated
classname of the JSP servlet, and then
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
>
> Well, any given page creates only one instance of the servlet class, so using
> static really would not make any difference here. The string constants are (in
> effect) created when the class is first loaded, not on every method call. Also,
> most JVMs impleme
