Multiple choice technology enterprise content management

when modifying a jsp, copy only the parts that will be changing to the /custom application layer. The other parts are inherited from the lower layers.

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

When customizing a JSP in the /custom layer, you must copy the ENTIRE file, not just the changing parts. The layered inheritance mechanism works at the file level, not at the content level within a file.

AI explanation

JSPs in this layered architecture cannot be partially overridden — because a JSP is a single compiled file, you must copy the entire JSP to the custom layer even if you only intend to change a small part of it, since there's no fragment-level inheritance for JSP markup the way there is for XML component definitions. That's why the statement is false.

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