JSP program design

Author: Vivek Chopra Joneaves Rupert
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: JSP is currently a popular cross-platform dynamic web application development technology that allows the creation of rich and dynamic web pages using Java. The new JSP 2.X features are more powerful but also add some difficulty for beginners to learn. The book's easy-to-understand, in-depth, and practical style will help readers get started effortlessly. The book combines the years of practical experience of industry experts, closely aligning with the technologies needed in actual development. It includes numerous code examples and exercises, with a comprehensive project provided at the end. In addition to being suitable for web application developers, it is also particularly suitable as a textbook for JSP programming courses.
Features of the Book:
· Demonstrates the many new features of JSP 2.X and emphasizes some of the best practices in web development.
· Covers the basics of JSP, including JSP syntax and directives, JSP Expression Language (EL), and tag libraries.
· Includes content on JSP and JavaBeans, JSP directives, error handling, JSP and Servlets, database access, and MVC.
· Focuses on practice, providing many real-world code examples with in-depth analysis of the examples.
· Presents a comprehensive project (personalized portal) that integrates the concepts covered in the book and applies them in a complete real-world web application.
· Each chapter includes related exercises, and the answers to the exercises can be downloaded from the Turing website.
JSP (JavaServer Pages) is currently a popular cross-platform dynamic web application development technology. This book, written by experienced developers, is an easy-to-understand introduction to JSP. It primarily introduces the basics of JSP, JSP and Expression Language (EL), JSP tag libraries and JSTL, JSP directives, JSP and JavaBeans, error handling, JSP and servlets, database access, and MVC. The book showcases many practical code examples and provides in-depth analysis of some examples, demonstrating many new features of JSP 2.0 and emphasizing some of the best practices in web development. The book is accompanied by exercises and a comprehensive project, making it highly suitable as a related