Beginning JSP 2.0

Ben Galbraith, Jen deHaan, Peter den Haan, Lance Lavandowska, Sathya Narayana Panduranga, Krishnaraj Perrumal, Erick Sgarbi

860 pages, parution le 19/05/2003

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Résumé

JavaServer Pages, or JSP for short, is a server-side technology that takes the Java language, with its inherent simplicity, and uses it to create highly interactive and flexible web applications. In today's economic climate, JSP is particularly compelling for business: Java is an open language and thus JSP solutions are highly cost effective.

The founding premise of JSP is that HTML creates the basic structure of a web page, and Java code is mixed in with it to provide dynamic features. JSP is therefore an unbeatable way to learn about producing creative and interactive content, as well as get to grips with the popular Java language. This book will be your guide as you step into this exciting but sometimes confusing world.

You'll learn:

How to get JSP web applications up and running
Java, from the elementary principles through to more advanced concepts such as JavaBeans
How to put Java to use to build interactive and dynamic websites

The book includes:

Step-by-step examples explaining code in realistic scenarios, to build your knowledge and confidence of JSP and Java.
A detailed case study pulling all the concepts together, so you can apply the techniques you've learned in the professional arena.

Who is this book for:
This book assumes some basic knowledge of HTML, but no real programming experience is required. This book is also suitable for more experienced programmers who need an introduction to Java and web programming. All the code can be used on a Windows, Linux, or UNIX-based system.

Contents

Introduction
A first JSP
How it works
Working with data
Reusing code
Decisions, decisions
More on objects
Utility classes and the expressions language
When it all goes wrong
Writing tag libraries
Behind the scenes
Keeping track of users
Securing web applications
JDBC and advanced queries
JSP and XML
Structuring applications with struts
A struts web applications
Appendices

Index

L'auteur - Ben Galbraith

Ben Galbraith est développeur d'interfaces, principalement basées sur Ajax et Java.

L'auteur - Jen deHaan

Jen deHaan is a freelance web designer/developer based in Calgary. She has been involved in writing, contributing to, or editing many computer books on Flash, ActionScript, digital video, and ColdFusion in 2002. She has co-authored three books on ActionScript for friend of ED Flash MX Designers ActionScript Reference, ActionScript Zero to Hero, and Flash MX Most Wanted Components. She was also a co-author of the ColdFusion Developers Handbook (Sybex).

L'auteur - Erick Sgarbi

Erick Sgarbi - Erick Sgarbi is a system specialist/consultant and programmer with experience in designing and developing large systems and solutions by various types of frameworks. He is now focusing more on .NET Technologies and designing applications for Mobile and Smart devices for distributed and web enabled solutions.

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Éditeur(s)	Wrox Press
Auteur(s)	Ben Galbraith, Jen deHaan, Peter den Haan, Lance Lavandowska, Sathya Narayana Panduranga, Krishnaraj Perrumal, Erick Sgarbi
Parution	19/05/2003
Nb. de pages	860
Format	18,2 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1405g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781861008312

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