Résumé
Contents
Introduction
What's in This BookPart I: Laying the Foundation
- Part I: Laying the Foundation
- Part II: JSP for Web Designers
- Part III: Backstage with JSP
- Part IV: Implementing a Database
- Part V: Breaking the Envelope: JSP Advanced Features
- Part VI: The Part of Tens
- Part VII: Appendixes
- The companion CD
- System Requirements
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Making sense of fonts and symbols
- Discovering the icons of our time
- Foolish Assumptions
- Where to Go
Part II: JSP for Web Designers
- Chapter 1: JavaServer Pages: The Lowdown
- JSP Technology: A Brief History
- Static everywhere: The early days of the Internet
- Knock, knock: We have a visitor
- Who's there?: A special customer
- Unlocking the Potential of JSP
- This is my sandbox; that's your sandbox
- Write once, run anywhere
- Hosting JSPs
- Creating Web Applications with JSPs
- Dynamic presentation is everything
- Directing Internet traffic with JSPs
- Relationship of JSPs to Servlets
- The servlet scoop
- JSP magic
- To servlet or to JSP: That is the question
- JSP and Web Scripting Languages
- JavaServer Pages versus Active Server Pages
- What's an ASP page?
- Why choose JSP?
- What You Need to Get Started
- The JSP container
- One browser or two?
- Java editor or Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- A Web page editor
- Chapter 2: Writing Your First JavaServer Page
- Dos and Don'ts of Designing JavaServer Pages
- Keep HTML code out of Java classes
- Keep Java code out of your JSPs
- Know when and how to break the rules
- Positive notes on design
- What to do, what to do. . . .
- Creating a Project Folder Structure
- Getting Started with HTML Content
- Deploying JSPs
- Directory assistance please
- Configuring the Tomcat environment
- Testing 1, 2, 3 . . .
- Going Dynamic
- Tag, you're it. . . .
- Controlling output with JSP scriptlets
- Building Java Classes
- Compiling Java code
- Deploying the Java Code
- Troubleshooting Your JSP Application
- Chapter 3: Activating JSP Pages with Action Tags
- Generating Dynamic Content with Bean Tags
- Understanding JavaDoc documentation
- Declaring a JavaBean
- Getting JavaBean properties
- Setting JavaBean properties
- Nesting JSP pages with the include Tag
- Passing Parameters with the param Tag
- Directing Flow with the forward Tag
- Using the JSP plugin Tag for Browser Plug-ins
- The JSP plugin tag syntax
- A plug-in example
- Chapter 4: Scripting and Directing JavaServer Pages
- Sending Directives to the JSP Container
- Configuring a JSP
- Embedding static documents in JSPs
- Extending JSP actions with custom tags
- Scripting in Java
- Commenting Your Code
- Declaring Scripting Variables
- Expressing Yourself with Expression Tags
- Breaking It Down with Scriptlets
- Chapter 5: JavaScript Fundamentals
- What Is JavaScript?
- The
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | IDG |
Auteur(s) | Mac Rinehart |
Parution | 23/01/2002 |
Nb. de pages | 392 |
Format | 18,6 x 23,4 |
Couverture | Broché |
Poids | 750g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9780764515446 |
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