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Summary
Summary
Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages has been an extraordinary success: 100K copies sold world-wide in the first year, 11 foreign translations, the #1 selling servlet and JSP book worldwide last year. The idea of More Servlets and JavaServer Pages is to take the reader from where CSAJSP leaves off. It covers advanced JSP topics not covered in Marty's first book as well as some advances in JSP programming. The combination of Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages and More Servlets and JavaServer Pages provides Java programmers with thorough coverage of servlets and JavaServer pages.-- Perfect companion to Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages-- Covers JDK 1.4 regular expressions-- Explains the new JSP standard tag library in detail-- Complete coverage of the new Apache JSP tag libraries-- Provides practical details for installing and using Tomcat 4, JRun 3.2, the new version of ServletExec, and other upcoming Servlet and JSP engines.Servlets are Java technology's answer to CGI programming. They dramatically simplify the creation of dynamic Web pages and provide e-commerce and intranet developers with an efficient, powerful and portable means of building "Web enabled" applications. JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology is a new approach to separating the static parts of a Web page from the dynamic portion, making the power of servlets accessible to any Web site developer. Now that Servlets and JSP are officially part of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise
Author Notes
Marty Hall is president of coreservlets.com
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments | p. XVII |
About the Author | p. xviii |
Introduction | p. XIX |
Who Should Read This book | p. xxi |
Book Distinctives | p. xxi |
How This Book Is Organized | p. xxiii |
Conventions | p. xxvii |
About the Web Site | p. xxvii |
Part I The Basics | p. 2 |
Chapter 1 Server Setup and Configuration | p. 4 |
Chapter 2 A Fast Introduction to Basic Servlet Programming | p. 34 |
Chapter 3 A Fast Introduction to Basic JSP Programming | p. 120 |
Part II Web Applications | p. 240 |
Chapter 4 Using and Deploying Web Applications | p. 242 |
Chapter 5 Controlling Web Application Behavior with Web.Xml | p. 276 |
Chapter 6 A Sample Web Application: An Online Boat Shop | p. 324 |
Part III Web Application Security | p. 350 |
Chapter 7 Declarative Security | p. 352 |
Chapter 8 Programmatic Security | p. 408 |
Part IV Major New Servlet and JSP Capabilities | p. 432 |
Chapter 9 Servlet and JSP Filters | p. 434 |
Chapter 10 The Application Events Framework | p. 488 |
Part V New Tag Library Capabilities | p. 560 |
Chapter 11 New Tag Library Features in JSP 1.2 | p. 562 |
Chapter 12 The JSP Standard Tag Library | p. 618 |
Appendix Server Organization and Structure | p. 696 |
Download Sites | p. 697 |
Starting and Stopping the Server | p. 697 |
Servlet JAR File Locations | p. 698 |
Locations for Files in the Default Web Application | p. 698 |
Locations for Files in Custom Web Applications | p. 700 |
Index | p. 702 |