We can use JSTL tags in JSP pages to evaluate if…else scenarios. – c:if – c:choose  

  The “if” tag evaluates an expression and displays its body content only if the expression evaluates to true.  

The if tag has following attributes:

Required attribute test – This represents the condition to evaluate and is mandatory attribute.

Optional attribute var – This is the aame of the variable to store the condition’s result. scope – Scope of the variable to store the condition’s result.  

Quanity available is:

 Output

  This would produce following result:

Quanity available is: 100  

  There is no else in JSTL. So for if..else scenarios, you have to do multiple if tags or you can use JSTL choose tag.

  The “choose” tag works like a Java switch statement in that it lets you choose between a number of alternatives. While the switch statement has case statements, the choose tag has when tags. A a switch statement has default clause to specify a default action and similar way choose has otherwise as default clause.  

The choose tag does not have any attribute.

The when tag has one attribute “test” which represents the condition to evaluate.

The otherwise tag does not have any attribute.

${quantity} Available

Not available

  This would produce following result:

Not available  

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