Programmer's Reference Series STRUTS Programmer's Reference Dictionary

Author: Holmes | Translator
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Authoritative! James Holmes is a master in the field of Struts development and application. Practical! Contains numerous code examples to help readers master how to develop projects. Rich! Covers a wealth of programming reference information and expert advice and tips. Successful! Enables you to quickly create flexible and efficient web applications using the Struts framework. This book is a comprehensive reference for Struts, divided into five parts: Struts Basics; Struts Tag Library Usage Guide; Application Information for Struts Configuration Files, Tiles Configuration Files, and Validator Configuration Files; Security and Testing of Struts Applications; Appendices. Through this book, you will be able to understand the MVC architecture; utilize built-in validation interfaces; create and reuse Tiles JSP layouts; configure and use Struts declarative exception handlers; set up and use modules in applications; use HTML, Bean, Logic, and Nested Tag Libraries; become familiar with JSTL; master Struts, Tiles, and Validator configuration files.
This book is a comprehensive reference for Struts, divided into five parts: Part 1 is Struts Basics, which first outlines Struts, including the historical reasons for its creation, the problems it solves, and the importance of the MVC architecture. It then explains how to write simple Struts applications and provides detailed explanations of the model layer, view layer, controller layer, Validator, Tiles, declarative exception handling, Struts modules, and internationalizing Struts applications. Part 2 lists the usage guide for Struts Tag Libraries, such as the HTML Tag Library, Bean Tag Library, Nested Tag Library, and using JSTL in Struts. Part 3 provides detailed information on the application of Struts Configuration Files, Tiles Configuration Files, and Validator Configuration Files. Part 4 introduces the application of Struts, including security and testing of Struts applications. Part 5 is Appendices, offering various reference materials. Through this book, you will be able to understand the MVC architecture; utilize built-in validation interfaces; create and reuse Tiles JSP layouts; use HTML, Bean, Logic, and Nested Tag Libraries; use JSTL; use Struts, Tiles, and Validator configuration files; protect Struts applications; and perform various unit tests on Struts applications.
This book is suitable for Java programmers.