Next-generation JSP web programming: A beginner's guide and practical guide

Author: Martin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is designed for beginners and introduces the relevant technology architecture of JSP and the development process of Web applications in a step-by-step manner. With examples as the main focus, it provides readers with a shortcut for learning and reduces the learning cost. The book is divided into three parts—Basic, Advanced, and Applications—with a total of 15 chapters. The Basic section covers chapters 1 to 4 and is aimed at JSP beginners, including an overview of JSP, configuring the JSP development environment, Java syntax basics, and JSP syntax basics. The Advanced section covers chapters 5 to 14, including JDBC and database operations, JSP file operations, JSP and JavaBeans, JavaServlet, JSP and XML file operations, JSP authentication, JSP internationalization, JSP tag extension, expression language, JSTL tag library, and Struts application basics. The Application section is a complete development example—the design and implementation of an inventory management information system. The book is concise, rich in examples, well-structured, and easy to understand, making it suitable for beginners to quickly get started with JSP, as well as providing valuable reference for readers with some experience.