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A drop down navigational bar
After opening a WAST
This is a cross-browser drop
easy-to-use Web
script that sits at the top
perspective and creating a
down menu script. Click on a
collaboration tool that
of your page. Works in all
new Web project, the user
text link, and a menu
helps you and your coworkers
DHTML browsers- IE4+,
can create and edit a Web
appears beneath it
create and organize Web
NS6+, Opera6+.
application's flow in the
containing "sub"
documents, Weblogs, and
page flow editor. The pages
links. This script works
knowledgebases (or any other
and actions can be checked
across all DHTML
document structures)
for appropriate connection
browsers (IE4+, NS4,
directly in HTML
by a validation command, and
NS6+, Opera 6), and degrades
browsers. coWiki follows
a wire-frame site of the
well with the rest.
the tradition of loose Wiki
appl being developed can be
Wiki Webs with easy and
generated for the quick
intuitional markup, adding
perusal of the page flow on
Unixlike access management,
an HTML browser. The
a directory/document
Build Web App command allows
hierarchy, and a plugin API
the creation of a full set
for your functionalities and
of Struts artifacts: JSP
enhancements. It is
files, Java
template-based and
Action/ActionForm classes,
multilingual.
and configuration files as a
separate project for the app
deployment.
Date: Apr, 24 2006 Date: Jul, 15 2003 Date: Jan, 20 2003 Date: Jan, 07 2002 |
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This is a top menu that works
Professional JavaServer Pages
across all DHTML
covers a wide variety of
browsers, including NS6,
areas including design and
Opera5 and Mozilla!
architecture, JSPs and their
relation to J2EE (Servlets,
EJBs, JDBC etc) as well as
extensive coverage of the
tag extension mechanism that
allows you to customize the
tags you use in your pages
to the data you're
presenting. Readers are
given an introduction to
JSP, explaining how they
relate to servlets, showing
the tags, and creating beans
to encapsulate business
logic, to keep web page
design simple. Further
chapters cover database
access with JDBC and
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: Jul, 05 2001 Date: Jun, 21 2000 |
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