JSP Application Development Explained - (Third Edition)

Author: Liu Xiaohua
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book combines the new specifications of JSP and Servlet, starting from basic syntax and specifications, and explains various issues in JSP development in an easy-to-understand manner with experience as its foundation, practicality as its goal, examples as its guidance, and practice as its direction. It concisely introduces JSP syntax, Servlet technology, JDBC technology, tag library technology, expression language, Struts, JavaServer Faces, Spring MVC, Hibernate, Ajax, and other technologies. For the typical difficulties often encountered in JSP development, special topics are set up for focused discussion. For the emerging Web2.0 Ajax technology, it provides an in-depth yet easy-to-understand description with theory and examples. The final part of the book revolves around examples, using various new technologies to develop and implement each module of the example, offering readers theoretical and practical guidance for system development and implementation. The "Download Zone" on FeiSi Online (http://www.fecit.com.cn) provides downloadable source code for the book's examples. This book is not only suitable for professional and semi-professional Java programmers but also serves as a reference book for various programmers engaged in Java development.
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Author: Liu Xiaohua
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book combines the new specifications of JSP and Servlet, starting from basic syntax and specifications, with experience as its foundation, practicality as its goal, examples as its guidance, and practice as its direction, to explain various issues in JSP development in an easy-to-understand manner. It concisely introduces JSP syntax, Servlet technology, JDBC technology, tag library technology, expression language, Struts, JavaServer Faces, Spring MVC, Hibernate, Ajax, and other technologies; for the typical difficulties often encountered in JSP development, special topics are set up for focused discussion. For the emerging Web2.0 Ajax technology, it provides an in-depth yet easy-to-understand description with theory and examples. The final part of the book revolves around examples, using various new technologies to develop and implement each module of the example, offering readers theoretical and practical guidance for system development and implementation. The "Download Zone" on FeiSi Online (http://www.fecit.com.cn) provides downloadable source code for the book's examples. This book is not only suitable for professional and semi-professional Java programmers but also serves as a reference book for various programmers engaged in Java development.