WEBWork in Action Chinese Edition

Author: (USA) Patrick Lightbody, Jason Carreira [Co-author]
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book is prepared for developers who are tired of web development or believe there is a better way to develop web applications. It is a book that uses real-world examples from start to finish to explain how to write web applications. In this book, we will start with simple forms and form processing, and gradually explain the basics of writing web applications: action, interceptor, and result, as well as the inversion of control (IoC) pattern, object graph navigation language (OGNL), and all practical JSP tags from WebWork. Then we will focus on advanced features, such as validation, data type conversion, resource dependency, localization (i18n), loose coupling of web application components, and a wealth of solutions to common challenges in web development. This book uses real-world examples from start to finish to explain how to write web applications. The emphasis of WebWork is to use the framework to implement your project, rather than being hindered by the framework. In this book, we will start with simple forms and form processing, and gradually explain the basics of writing web applications: action, interceptor, and result, as well as the inversion of control (IoC) pattern, object graph navigation language (OGNL), and all practical JSP tags from WebWork. Then we will focus on advanced features, such as validation, data type conversion, resource dependency, localization (i18n), loose coupling of web application components, and a wealth of solutions to common challenges in web development. This book is prepared for those who are tired of web development or believe there is a better way to develop web applications. We hope readers have a basic understanding of Java and common Java APIs (such as the Java Collections API). Since the content of WebWork is almost entirely related to web development, readers must have a basic understanding of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. In fact, whether you are a beginner in development or an experienced software developer, or even a developer lacking a basic Java technical background, you can read this book and immediately improve your development efficiency. The example source code of this book can be downloaded from the websites of Flybook Online and Manning Publishing. This book uses real-world examples from start to finish to explain how to write web applications. The emphasis of WebWork is to use the framework to implement your project, rather than being hindered by the framework. In this book, we will start with simple forms and form processing, and gradually explain the basics of writing web applications: action, interceptor, and result, as well as the inversion of control (IoC) pattern, object graph navigation language (OGNL), and all practical JSP tags from WebWork. Then we will focus on advanced features, such as validation, data type conversion, resource dependency, localization (i18n), loose coupling of web application components, and a wealth of solutions to common challenges in web development. This book is prepared for those who are tired of web development or believe there is a better way to develop web applications. We hope readers have a basic understanding of Java and common Java APIs (such as the Java Collections API). Since the content of WebWork is almost entirely related to web development, readers must have a basic understanding of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. In fact, whether you are a beginner in development or an experienced software developer, or even a developer lacking a basic Java technical background, you can read this book and immediately improve your development efficiency. The example source code of this book can be downloaded from the websites of Flybook Online and Manning Publishing.