JSP Website Programming Tutorial

Author: Qu Huilin
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Press
Publication Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book is a specialized guide on JSP website programming. From the perspective of self-learning and teaching, the author introduces JSP's basic knowledge and syntax, supported by practical examples to explain methods and techniques for JSP website programming in detail. The book consists of 11 chapters. Chapter 1 provides an overview of JSP and introduces its runtime environment and implementation principles. Chapter 2 discusses JSP's basic syntax. Chapter 3 elaborates on the use of JSP built-in objects. Chapter 4 explains Java Server Pages (JSP). Chapter 5 introduces XML and the relationship between JSP and XMA, as well as their usage. Chapter 6 discusses the principles of JSP database access technology—JDBC, along with basic database knowledge. Chapter 7 introduces Java component technology—JavaBeans. Chapter 8 covers advanced development techniques for JSP, such as exception handling and the extension of tag libraries. Chapters 9 and 10 provide programming examples: the JSP BBS forum program and the JSP chat room program, respectively. Chapter 11 is a collection of JSP programming tips. The appendix offers 6 hands-on instructional operations. The book features a clear structure, rich content, and in-depth explanations, with practical examples closely tied to software functionality. It serves not only as a self-study guide for intermediate and advanced users engaged in JSP-based website development and programming but also as a teaching and self-learning reference for faculty and students in relevant college majors.