JSP Website Development Typical Modules and Examples with Detailed Explanations - (Includes 1 CD-ROM)

Author: Li Zhenjie
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is part of the Typical Modules and Case Studies series. It explains classic modules and engineering examples for developing website systems using JSP, covering most of the key technologies of JSP. These modules can be slightly modified and directly applied to real-world projects. To facilitate communication among readers who encounter issues while learning, many QQ group links are published on the book's service website. Readers with a QQ account can join these QQ study groups to discuss learning experiences. The author also provides online Q&A services at certain intervals. The book explains classic modules and engineering examples for developing website systems using JSP. The content is divided into three parts: The first part introduces the runtime principles of JSP, the setup of development and runtime environments, and JSP development knowledge such as database connection and debugging; the second part introduces several classic modules that constitute a network system, including registration/login, discussion forums (BBS), and access statistics, all built using the standard MVC pattern; the last part presents five typical system cases, including an online news publishing system, an online digital printing system, an online online examination system, an online online bookstore system, and a backend permission management system. These examples introduce popular open-source framework combinations such as Hibernate, Struts, and Spring in a step-by-step manner. The source code of all these examples has been tested and verified, and is included in the companion CD-ROM of the book. To facilitate communication among readers who encounter issues while learning, many QQ group links are published on the book's service website. Readers with a QQ account can join these QQ study groups to discuss learning experiences. The author also provides online Q&A services at certain intervals. This book is particularly suitable for beginners with a basic understanding of JSP but who are unsure how to develop complete websites. It is also suitable for intermediate and advanced learners who wish to learn various tips and techniques in JSP development to improve their skills. Additionally, it can serve as a graduation project reference for students from various institutions.