Web Development with JavaServer Pages

4:01 PM 2001, Java, Manning Publications, Programming No Comments

    
Finally, you can harness the full power of Java within your web pages to create dynamic content. Unlike ASP or CGI scripts, JavaServer Pages (JSP) gives you full access to all the Java APIs. You get true platform-independence, the advantages of object-oriented design, and clean separation of the look of a web page from its underlying business logic.

Web Development with JavaServer Pages systematically covers everything you need to know to create effective web pages and web-based applications with JSP. Starting with the basics of JSP syntax, you'll learn how to put JSP to work in real-world situations. You'll learn how to mix databases and web pages, how to design an elegant and scalable architecture, even how to best divide the labor between page designer and programmer.
The book is full of examples that you can learn from and modify for your own use. They will get you up to speed quickly and help you develop a deep understanding of all aspects of JSP technology.
What's Inside:
* Dynamic web scripting
* Tag-based Java programming
* JSP components
* Custom tag development
* Servlet and page-centric application designs
* Working with databases
* Complete coverage of JSP 1.1 tags and JSP API
* Tons of examples and real code --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

About the Author
Duane K. Fields is a certified Java programmer who has led Web projects at Netscape and IBM. He lives in Austin, Texas. Mark A. Kolb is a former rocket scientist and recipient of a NASA Space Act award. He now focuses on Web-based applications and serves on the JSP standard tag library expert group under Sun Microsystems' Java Community Process. He lives in Round Rock, Texas. 

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