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An overview of the new
The newest version of J2SE
This book takes you through
Web Development with
server-side Java platform -
technology, v 1.3, delivers
the process of creating
JavaServer Pages will teach
Java 2 Enterprise Edition -
momentous performance gains
content-rich websites and
you how to create dynamic
as it relates to building
and improved Web deployment
applications using OpenCms.
content-personalized,
n-tier web applications. It
for enterprise-grade,
Although powerful and
customized, and up-to-the
covers the building blocks
client-side applications.
flexible, OpenCms can be
minute content-a key
(Servlets, JSP, EJB, JDBC,
And just about everything
daunting on first approach,
ingredient of site
RMI, JNDI, CORBA) then goes
else developers have been
but its advanced features
development on the World
into special design
asking for. This book is the
reward the investment in
Wide Web today. JavaServer
considerations for server
JDK 1.3 edition of the best
learning. This book exists
Pages (JSP) is a new
side programming, (including
selling introductory Java 2
to ease Java developers into
server-side Java technology
resource pooling and
book. It is a fast paced and
getting the most from
for generating dynamic
component based design)
comprehensive tutorial
OpenCms. With hard-won
content in web pages and
before finally discussing
introduction to application
experience of the practical
other on-line applications.
future design possibilities
development using Java. It
difficulties faced by
This book covers all aspects
opened up by Jini and
is ideal for novice Java
developers working with
of JSP development, as well
JavaSpaces technology.
programmers who have some
OpenCms, this book is the
as comparisons to similar
previous programming
embodiment of the author's
dynamic content systems such
exposure and are able to run
expertise, and the perfect
as CGI, Active Server Pages,
with the fast pace. Almost
way to master the system. If
Cold Fusion, and PHP. It
all new entrants to Java are
you are a web developer new
clearly demonstrates the
coming from previous
to OpenCms, or are an
advantages offered by JSP as
programming experience.
experienced OpenCms
a full-featured,
developer who is looking to
cross-platform,
get the most from the
vendor-neutral technology
system, then this is the
for dynamic content
book for you. A working
generation.
knowledge of Java, JSP, and
XML is required to get the
most from OpenCms, and from
this book.
Date: Feb, 19 2006 Date: Feb, 19 2006 Date: Jul, 08 2005 Date: Aug, 28 2003 |
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Java is an object-oriented
Professional JavaServer Pages
language that is extremely
covers a wide variety of
popular with programmers and
areas including design and
Web developers. This
architecture, JSPs and their
beginner-level book teaches
relation to J2EE (Servlets,
readers the fundamental
EJBs, JDBC etc) as well as
programming concepts they
extensive coverage of the
need to grasp in order to
tag extension mechanism that
learn any computer language.
allows you to customize the
The unique approach covers
tags you use in your pages
the versatility and
to the data you're
extensibility of Java using
presenting. Readers are
game creation as a teaching
given an introduction to
tool. The author starts with
JSP, explaining how they
the basics of Java, assuming
relate to servlets, showing
that the reader is truly a
the tags, and creating beans
beginner with no programming
to encapsulate business
experience. This
logic, to keep web page
non-intimidating guide to
design simple. Further
Java will be a welcome
chapters cover database
addition to the library of
access with JDBC and
any aspiring programmer.
connection pooling, JSP
debugging, and web
application architecture
using JSP and servlets.
After considering security
issues in JSP web
applications, the book
concludes with seven
real-world case studies
including using JSP, XML and
XSLT to target content at
WAP and HTML browsers,
e-commerce, streaming using
JMF, and porting an existing
ASP-based application to JSP.
Date: Jan, 25 2002 Date: Jun, 21 2000 |
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