Javaserver

JavaServer Pages™ , Second Edition By Larne Pekowsky

Publisher : Addison Wesley Pub Date : August 15, 2003 ISBN : 0-321-15079-1 Pages : 368 Slots : 1

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Copyright Preface Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Introduction Section 1.1. A Brief History of the Web Section 1.2. Basic Dynamic Page Generation Section 1.3. Solving CGI Problems Section 1.4. Welcome to Java News Today Section 1.5. Tryingthe Examples

Chapter 2. Simple JSPs Section 2.1. Removing Text from a JSP Section 2.2. JSP Errors Section 2.3. Including Text in a JSP Section 2.4. The Phases of a JSP Section 2.5. Creating Custom Error Pages Section 2.6. Java News Today Section 2.7. Summary and Conclusions Section 2.8. Tags Learned in This Chapter

Chapter 3. Using Beans Section 3.1. Splitting Big Tasks into Manageable PiecesSection 3.2. Defining Beans Section 3.3. JavaBean Tags Section 3.4. Making Data Available Throughout an Application Section 3.5. Special Actions When Beans Are Created

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Section 3.6. Making Beans Last Forever Section 3.7. Java News Today and Beans Section 3.8. Future Directions Section 3.9. Summary and Conclusions Section 3.10. Tags Learned in This Chapter

Chapter 4. The Standard TagLibrary Section 4.1. Tag Libraries Section 4.2. Tags with Bodies Section 4.3. Dynamic Attributes in Tags Section 4.4. Displaying Expressions Section 4.5. Formatting Output Section 4.6. Compound Data in the Expression Language Section 4.7. Browser Detection Section 4.8. Combining Tags Section 4.9. Selecting among Multiple Choices Section 4.10. Summary and Conclusions Section 4.11. Tags Learned inthis Chapter

Chapter 5. Java News Today: Part I Section 5.1. The Beans Section 5.2. The Header Section 5.3. The Left-Hand Navigation Section 5.4. The Login Page Section 5.5. The Quiz Result Page Section 5.6. The Section Page

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Section 5.7. The Article Page Section 5.8. The Remaining Pages Section 5.9. Summary and Conclusions Section 5.10. Tags Learned in this Chapter

Chapter 6. DatabasesSection 6.1. A Quick Introduction to Databases Section 6.2. A Language for Databases Section 6.3. Using SQL Directly from JSPs Section 6.4. Inserting Data from JSPs Section 6.5. SQL and Beans Section 6.6. Summary and Conclusions Section 6.7. Tags Learned in This Chapter

Chapter 7. Java News Today: Part 2 Section 7.1. Designing the Tables Section 7.2. Adding Articles Section 7.3. User PagesSection 7.4. Other User Preferences Section 7.5. Advertising Section 7.6. Summary and Conclusions

Chapter 8. Working with XML Section 8.1. A Brief Introduction to XML Section 8.2. Using XML in JSPs Section 8.3. Selecting Data from an XML Document

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Section 8.4. Processing XML in JSPs Section 8.5. Formatting XML Section 8.6. Java News Today and XML Section 8.7. Summary and ConclusionsSection 8.8. Tags Learned in this Chapter

Chapter 9. A Small Cup of Java Section 9.1. Expressions Section 9.2. Types Section 9.3. Storing Values Section 9.4. Method Calls Section 9.5. Conditionally Evaluating Code Section 9.6. Evaluating the Same Code Multiple Times Section 9.7. Grouping Code Section 9.8. Handling Errors Section 9.9. Modeling a Problem with Objects Section 9.10. Objects in JavaSection 9.11. Building Objects from Classes Section 9.12. Sometimes Nothing Is Something Section 9.13. Building Classes from Other Classes Section 9.14. Interfaces Section 9.15. Creating Groups of Classes and Interfaces Section 9.16. Using Java in JSPs Section 9.17. Database Access from Java Section 9.18. Summary and Conclusions

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Chapter 10. Writing Beans Section 10.1. How Beans Are ImplementedSection 10.2. Automatic Type Conversion Section 10.3. How Beans Work Section 10.4. Bean Serialization Section 10.5. Events Section 10.6. Special Events Section 10.7. Bean Errors Section 10.8. Summary and Conclusions

Chapter 11. Servlets Section 11.1. The Servlet Life Cycle Section 11.2. The Servlet Class Hierarchy Section 11.3. Servlet Events Section 11.4. Forwarding and Including Requests...