

In the first paragraph in first image, there is an attribute currentTip.
In the second image, in second heading- the code is pageContent.getCurrentTip() and in third heading the code is
“jsp:getPropery name=’pageContent’ property =’currentTip’/>”
My question is that there is no description of the variable pageContent and currentTip is accessed by the code that is used to get the property of attributes set in some scope. Because in previous examples of the book, the attributes are java bean objects and their properties are got by the getter methods. So here, it is apparent that currentTip is not an attribute but it is a property of the attribute pageContent. Is currentTip an attribute as taught by the book or it is property of attribute pageContent?
The wording in the first paragraph is incorrect. The request-scope attribute is
pageContent. Since the JSP code uses${pageContent.currentTip}, this means thatcurrentTipis a property of the bean stored in the attributepageContent. Your understanding is thus correct, and the first paragraph of the book is wrong.