Attribute if the Beans : BEANNAME

Specifies the serialized file or class file that contains the bean, used when first creating the bean. This is an optional attribute. For example:
BEANNAME="hellobean.ser"

Attribute if the Beans : CREATE

Specifies if the bean should be created if it doesn’t already exist. Its value must be “yes” or “no”. The default is “yes”. If create is set to “no” and a preexisting instance isn’t found, an error is

Attribute if the Beans : INTROSPECT

Specifies if the server should set the bean’s properties using the parameter values in the client’s request. Its value must be “yes” or “no”. The default is  “yes”.

Attribute if the Beans : NAME

Specifies the name of the bean. This is the key under which the bean is saved if its scope extends across requests. If a bean instance saved under this name already exists in the current scope, that i

Attribute if the Beans : SCOPE

Specifies if the bean should be assigned to a specific request or to a client session Its value must be “request” or “session”. The default is
“request”.

Attribute if the Beans : TYPE

Specifies the name of the bean’s class or interface type. For example:
TYPE="UserPreferencesBean"
The type defaults to java.lang.Object 

Attribute if the Beans : VARNAME

Specifies the variable name of the beans. This is the name used by the page to refer to the bean and invoke its methods.For the Example. : 
         VARNAME="prefs"
               If not given, the 

Behind the Scenes

its bassciallly use for the jsp we should know that hows can e use the JSp behind the secene .the server automatically creates, compiles, loads, and runs a special servlet to generate the page’s conte

Can I just abort processing a JSP?

Yes! We can abort the processing of JSP because at the end every JSP file turned into a servlet and we can put a return statement into the service method, so we can put a return statement into JSP cod

Can we implement an interface in JSP ?

No! In JSP we can't implement the interface. However we can use the class in the JSP file which has implemented the interface.