Which XML tag indicates the directory for custom JSPs during a liferay hook?

The tag that indicates the directory for custom JSPs during a Liferay hook is . This is an important aspect of Liferay's modular architecture, where developers can extend or customize the portal's functionality. By specifying the custom JSP directory, you instruct Liferay to look in that specific location for any JSP files that override the default JSPs provided by the portal or other applications.

Using allows you to maintain a clear structure in your project, facilitating easier management and updates to your customizations. It helps ensure that the custom JSPs are recognized and used by Liferay, integrating seamlessly with the rest of your application.

Some other tags, while relevant in the context of Liferay development, serve different purposes. For instance, is typically used to indicate custom JSPs that should be available globally across the portal. is related to overriding existing JSP files but does not define a directory, and is generally associated with servlet mappings, not JSP locations. Understanding the specific functions of these tags reinforces effective development practices in Liferay.