HeadFirstServlets&JSP Chinese Edition: The Path to Passing the SCWCD Exam

Author: Bassam
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: HeadFirstServlets·JSP (Chinese Edition) applies the new learning theory, delivering knowledge directly to your brain. You'll interact with Servlets and JSP in unconventional ways, allowing you to learn deeper and faster, and most importantly, you can truly apply what you've learned. You can see why so many reviewers say HeadFirstServlets·JSP (Chinese Edition) makes them "unable to put it down." We won't let you just skim through HeadFirstServlets·JSP (Chinese Edition) just to pass the exam, nor do we want you to forget everything the next day. You'll learn how to write Servlets and JSP, which aspects of the container are highly regarded, how to use the JSP Expression Language, what not to write in JSP, how to write deployment descriptor files, how to develop secure applications, and how to use some server-side design patterns. You won't just pass the exam—you'll truly master these concepts and apply them effectively. This new exam is difficult. Much harder than the previous version of SCWCD. We know this well because we wrote it. We just want to make it more enjoyable for you to pass the exam in a more engaging way. Are you going to learn Servlets and JSP for the new version (J2EE 1.4)? This book will give you an edge. You'll gain a strong understanding of Servlets and JSP and smoothly pass the Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD) exam. Maybe you don't care about the exam but need to use Servlets and JSP in your next project. You're on a tight deadline, and time is running out. It's certainly not enough to just read a book carefully and become an expert in time, and a comprehensive book like this might even make you feel drowsy. No problem. HeadFirstServletsJSP applies the new learning theory, delivering knowledge directly to your brain. You'll interact with Servlets and JSP in unconventional ways, allowing you to learn deeper and faster, and most importantly, you can truly apply what you've learned. You can see why so many reviewers say this book makes them "unable to put it down." We won't let you just skim through this book just to pass the exam, nor do we want you to forget everything the next day. You'll learn how to write Servlets and JSP, which aspects of the container are highly regarded, how to use the JSP Expression Language, what not to write in JSP, how to write deployment descriptor files, how to develop secure applications, and how to use some server-side design patterns. You won't just pass the exam—you'll truly master these concepts and apply them effectively. This new exam is difficult. Much harder than the previous version of SCWCD. We know this well because we wrote it. We just want to make it more enjoyable for you to pass the exam in a more engaging way.