### JavaServer Pages Pattern

This pattern can be used to generate JavaServer Page content file to display properties of beans. To take full advantage of this pattern, you must have the beans to display in your JSP-capable webserver classpath.

Add beans to inspect to corresponding fields of the bean fields. For example, if you want to inspect the bean `ShoppingCart` with request scope, add it to "Request scope beans" list.

Enter the output file name. The location of the output file must be somewhere under your webserver's document base hierarchy to make it accessible through HTTP protocol.

The generated .jsp file will have style properties defined by default, but you might like to specify your own stylesheet file to include. Use "CSS File Name" field for this purpose.

Pre-include and post-include files will be used as <jsp:include page> directive. You may specify any relative URL here, but it must be valid for your webserver and for the document base of the output file.