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一个java写的加密算法

    by tag libraries and are implemented by a Java programmer as <BR>\
    static methods.
functions.jsp.changeparameter=Change Parameter
functions.jsp.elexpression=EL Expression
functions.jsp.result=Result


hello.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - Hello World SimpleTag Handler
hello.jsp.overview=This tag handler simply echos "Hello, World!"  It's an example of<BR>\
    a very basic SimpleTag handler with no body.
hello.jsp.result=Result:

implicit-objects.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Expression Language - Implicit Objects
implicit-objects.jsp.overview=This example illustrates some of the implicit objects available<BR>\
    in the Expression Language.  The following implicit objects are <BR>\
    available (not all illustrated here):
implicit-objects.jsp.pagecontext=pageContext - the PageContext object
implicit-objects.jsp.pagescope=pageScope - a Map that maps page-scoped attribute names to<BR>\
          their values
implicit-objects.jsp.requestscope=requestScope - a Map that maps request-scoped attribute names <BR>\
          to their values
implicit-objects.jsp.sessionscope=sessionScope - a Map that maps session-scoped attribute names<BR>\ 
          to their values
implicit-objects.jsp.applicationscope=applicationScope - a Map that maps application-scoped attribute<BR>\ 
          names to their values
implicit-objects.jsp.param=param - a Map that maps parameter names to a single String <BR>\
          parameter value
implicit-objects.jsp.paramvalues=paramValues - a Map that maps parameter names to a String[] of <BR>\
          all values for that parameter
implicit-objects.jsp.header=header - a Map that maps header names to a single String <BR>\
          header value
implicit-objects.jsp.headervalues=headerValues - a Map that maps header names to a String[] of <BR>\
          all values for that header
implicit-objects.jsp.initparam=initParam - a Map that maps context initialization parameter 
          names to their String parameter value
implicit-objects.jsp.cookie=cookie - a Map that maps cookie names to a single Cookie object.
implicit-objects.jsp.changeparameter=Change Parameter
implicit-objects.jsp.elexpression=EL Expression
implicit-objects.jsp.result=Result


include.jsp.inplace=In place evaluation of another JSP which gives you the current time:
include.jsp.including=by including the output of another JSP:

index.jsp.title=Protected Area Page
index.jsp.remoteuser=You are logged in as remote user
index.jsp.principal=Your user principal name is
index.jsp.noprincipal=No user principal could be identified.
index.jsp.granted=You have been granted role
index.jsp.notgranted=You have <i>not</i> been granted role
index.jsp.tocheck=To check whether your username has been granted a particular role,<BR>\
enter it here:

jspattribute.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - jsp:attribute and jsp:body
jspattribute.jsp.overview=The new &lt;jsp:attribute&gt; and &lt;jsp:body&gt; <BR>\
    standard actions can be used to specify the value of any standard<BR>\
    action or custom action attribute.</p><BR>\
    <p>This example uses the &lt;jsp:attribute&gt;<BR>\
    standard action to use the output of a custom action invocation<BR>\
    (one that simply outputs "Hello, World!") to set the value of a<BR>\
    bean property.  This would normally require an intermediary<BR>\
    step, such as using JSTL's &lt;c:set&gt; action.
jspattribute.jsp.beancreated=Bean created!  Setting foo.bar


jsptoserv.jsp.invokedby=I have been invoked by

login.jsp.title=Login page for examples
login.jsp.username=Username:
login.jsp.password=Password:

login.error.jsp.title=Login Error
login.error.jsp.loginerror=Login error -- Please hit the back button of your browser and try again
login.error.jsp.again=Again
login.error.jsp.check_user_password=Please Check User/Password info
login.error.jsp.user_principal_is=User Principal is

numguess.jsp.title=Number Guess
numguess.jsp.yougotit=Congratulations!  You got it.<BR>\
  And after just
numguess.jsp.tries=tries.
numguess.jsp.careto=Care to
numguess.jsp.tryagain=try again
numguess.jsp.welcome=Welcome to the Number Guess game.
numguess.jsp.iamthinking=I'm thinking of a number between 1 and 100.
numguess.jsp.whatsyourgess=What's your guess?
numguess.jsp.goodguess=Good guess, but nope.  Try
numguess.jsp.youhavemade=You have made
numguess.jsp.guesses=guesses.

one.jsp.usage=VM Memory usage

panel.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - Panels using Tag Files
panel.jsp.overview=This JSP page invokes a custom tag that draws a<BR>\
    panel around the contents of the tag body.  Normally, such a tag <BR>\
    implementation would require a Java class with many println() statements,<BR>\
    outputting HTML.  Instead, we can use a .tag file as a template,<BR>\
    and we don't need to write a single line of Java or even a TLD!
panel.jsp.firstpanel=First panel.
panel.jsp.secondpanel=Second panel.
panel.jsp.thirdpanel=Third panel.
panel.jsp.panelinpanel=A panel in a panel.

plugin.jsp.title=Plugin example
plugin.jsp.currenttime=Current time is :
plugin.jsp.appletcaption=The above applet is loaded using the Java Plugin from a jsp page using the<BR>\
plugin tag.
plugin.jsp.fallback=Plugin tag OBJECT or EMBED not supported by browser.

products.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - Display Products Tag File
products.jsp.overview=This JSP page invokes a tag file that displays a listing of <BR>\
    products.  The custom tag accepts two fragments that enable <BR>\
    customization of appearance.  One for when the product is on sale <BR>\
    and one for normal price.
products.jsp.invokedtwice=The tag is invoked twice, using different styles
products.jsp.products=Products
products.jsp.item=Item:
products.jsp.price=Price:
products.jsp.was=Was:
products.jsp.now=Now:
products.jsp.productstag=Products (Same tag, alternate style)
products.jsp.each=ea.

repeat.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - Repeat SimpleTag Handler
repeat.jsp.overview1=This tag handler accepts a "num" parameter and repeats the body of the<BR>\
    tag "num" times.  It's a simple example, but the implementation of <BR>\
    such a tag in JSP 2.0 is substantially simpler than the equivalent <BR>\
    JSP 1.2-style classic tag handler.
repeat.jsp.overview2=The body of the tag is encapsulated in a "JSP Fragment" and passed<BR>\
    to the tag handler, which then executes it five times, inside a <BR>\
    for loop.  The tag handler passes in the current invocation in a<BR>\
    scoped variable called count, which can be accessed using the EL.
repeat.jsp.result=Result:
repeat.jsp.invocation=Invocation
repeat.jsp.of=of

shuffle.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - Shuffle Example

shuffle.jsp.overview=Try reloading the page a few times.  Both the rows and the columns<BR>\
    are shuffled and appear different each time.</p><BR>\
    <p>Here's how the code works.  The SimpleTag handler called <BR>\
    &lt;my:shuffle&gt; accepts three attributes.  Each attribute is a <BR>\
    JSP Fragment, meaning it is a fragment of JSP code that can be<BR>\
    dynamically executed by the shuffle tag handler on demand.  The <BR>\
    shuffle tag handler executes the three fragments in a random order.<BR>\
    To shuffle both the rows and the columns, the shuffle tag is used<BR>\
    with itself as a parameter.

simpletag.foo.jsp.radiostations=Radio stations that rock:
simpletag.foo.jsp.didyouseeme=Did you see me on the stderr window?
simpletag.foo.jsp.didyouseemebrowser=Did you see me on the browser window as well?

snoop.jsp.requestinfo=Request Information
snoop.jsp.requestmethod=Request Method:
snoop.jsp.requesturi=Request URI:
snoop.jsp.requestprotocol=Request Protocol:
snoop.jsp.servletpath=Servlet path:
snoop.jsp.pathinfo=Path info:
snoop.jsp.pathtranslated=Path translated:
snoop.jsp.querystring=Query string:
snoop.jsp.contentlength=Content length:
snoop.jsp.contenttype=Content type:
snoop.jsp.servername=Server name:
snoop.jsp.serverport=Server port:
snoop.jsp.remoteuser=Remote user:
snoop.jsp.remoteaddress=Remote address:
snoop.jsp.remotehost=Remote host:
snoop.jsp.authorization=Authorization scheme:
snoop.jsp.locale=Locale:
snoop.jsp.browser=The browser you are using is


tagfileshello.jsp.title=JSP 2.0 Examples - Hello World Using a Tag File
tagfileshello.jsp.overview=This JSP page invokes a custom tag that simply echos "Hello, World!"<BR>\  
    The custom tag is generated from a tag file in the /WEB-INF/tags<BR>\
    directory.
tagfileshello.jsp.notice=Notice that we did not need to write a TLD for this tag.  We just<BR>\
    created /WEB-INF/tags/helloWorld.tag, imported it using the taglib<BR>\
    directive, and used it!
tagfileshello.jsp.result=Result:

xml.jsp.title=Example JSP in XML format
xml.jsp.output=This is the output of a simple JSP using XML format.
xml.jsp.loop=Use a jsp:scriptlet to loop from 1 to 10:
xml.jsp.expression=Use a jsp:expression to write the date and time in the browser's locale: