JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow for dynamic and flexible web development. JSP technology allows Web developers to cross-platform Web applications, and can be used to create interactive sites, such as a bank site which allows customers real-time account balances and transaction information. This is a reference book for JSP, it covers a wide range of topics to help develop powerful JSP pages, showing how to write, debug, deploy, interface with databases and how JSP pages work with other client and server technologies.
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The Most Authoritative Volume Available on JavaServer Pages
Combine JavaServer Pages with other server-side Web components to create and deploy effective, reliable, and robust Web enterprises. JSP: The Complete Reference provides in-depth coverage of everything you'll need to program and develop powerful and efficient Web sites and applications. Control the content and appearance of Web pages using tools like JSP, servlets, JavaBeans, and Java 2 platform servlets to create reusable components and simplify application development. Regardless of your skill level, this resourceful volume will help you tap all the advantages of JSP coding and developing techniques.
-Take charge of Web page content and deployment
-Develop professional Web sites for e-commerce or other Web-enabled applications
-Convert legacy systems to Web-based systems
-Use JSP in concert with other Web-scripting tools to maximize your programming flexibility
-Generate pages that dynamically exchange and update information in real time
-Simplify application development by creating standardized modular components
-Improve speed and performance of sites by using servlets
-Access Java technology like threading and database connectivity
-Fully support XML, Java, and other Web authoring technologies
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I found this to be a very valuable reference, as well as a quick-start on JSP, Servlet and J2EE presentation-layer architecture.
I like the author's no-nonesense approach and explanations in terms of real platforms (eg: JRun and Tomcat servlet engines).
The book is well structured, comprehansive, well focused on JSP/servlet layer, and provides the reader with exactly what it says in the title: "The complete reference to JSP".
Wish other authors could also be precise, rather than trying to be "JSP, Servlet, EJB,Italian cooking and..." and running into 1000+ pages of words with little content.
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I am halfway through and this is the best Java book I've read. It's up there with Flanaghan's O'Reilly series. Everything you want to know about JSP is covered. How a JSP is translated into a servlet. What the life cycle is. Threading implications. Concurrency/Pooling. As a bonus, you can learn JDBC in one chapter, HTML Forms in another, beans in another. Really excellent value for money.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this book in order to get a reference for JSP programming because I already had some experience with JSP. But when I starded to read the book I realised it's more than a reference. It has really good examples you can easily adapt for your own applications and if you're a real beginner then it teaches you everything from the start. However you can also use it as reference only.
The book is easy to read and you can see the author new what he was writing about.
I can really recommend this book to everyone who wants to get into JSP.
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Starting a new job I was dropped in at the deep end with JSP's with which I had had no previous experience. I immediately ordered this book and I'm glad I did. Read more
Published on 20 Dec 2001
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Excellent reference material
This book really is an excellent source of information, particularly for those new to the world of JSP. Read more
Published on 3 Oct 2001
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