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Paperback: 800 pages
Publisher: Manning Publications; 2 edition (13 Nov 2001)
Language English
ISBN-10: 193011012X
ISBN-13: 978-1930110120
Product Dimensions: 23.1 x 18.5 x 4.6 cm

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Java Server Pages, JSP, is a Java based template system for constructing Web sites to deliver dynamic Web page content. In this regard it's similar to ASP or Cold Fusion. The book is written by site developers who choose to use it during Sun's development of JSP 1.0: pretty brave. It also covers the newer JSP 1.1 release.

JSP works by providing a set of HTML-like tags which are interpreted by the JSP container (which in turn is usually supported by Java servlets) rather than by embedding the page generating code in the program code. This makes it easier to maintain sites. The authors make a good fist of showing how to use JSP with Beans, explaining JSP directives (which specify scripting languages, for example), and using it with JNDI and other Java technologies.

As with so much Web server programming, anything practical requires a mixture of technologies and programming languages to work. JSP is no exception. As a result, most of the book is taken up with examples--ranging from the trivial to the eminently practical - showing how to use JSP for various task types and which Java technologies best expedite it. This isn't the end, though, as JSP can be used with non-Java languages--an adventure fortunately left to the student.

JSP comes late to the dynamic Web page feast, and is certainly no easier than ASP--and arguably more complex than Cold Fusion--but for Java programmers it has the huge advantage of being well integrated with the existing Java technologies. The authors are to be congratulated on an impressive and convincing JSP exposition. --Steve Patient --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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The second edition of the bestselling Web Development with JavaServer Pages updates and expands the original. In the entirely rewritten first part of the book the authors provide a gentle introduction to the important technologies on which JSP depends. The book then launches into its updated coverage of the JSP 1.2 and Servlet 2.3 standards. New chapters on servlet filters, tag-library validation, and non-HTML content are filled with fresh examples.

This second edition shares the strengths of the first, based on the authors' substantial experience with real-world development. The book covers the complete feature set of JSP 1.2, and both the advantages and the "gotchas" associated with those features. Its depth of coverage has been an important contributor to this book's success.

You'll learn how to use databases in web applications, how to separate the look of a web page from its underlying business logic, and even how to design elegant and scalable application architectures. You can learn from and modify the many examples to get up to speed quickly. And you will develop a deep understanding of JSP technology.

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HTTP and Java Servlets
Dynamic web scripting
Tag-based JSP programming
Custom tags
JSP components
Servlet- and page-centric application designs
Working with databases
Servlet filters
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Tons of examples and real code

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent book, 12 Dec 2001

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This book covers aspects of JSP from the java developers perspective. It includes examples using Java Patterns so that you can quickly build your own applications with JSP. The chapter on distributing your application by describing the WAR file structure was very useful. The examples are pitched at a high enough level for you to feel confident that you have a good grounding in JSP after reading the book. As all good JSP books there is considerable mention of servlets and examples are given to illustrate the servlet centric model. My only criticism is that perhaps there are too many examples that use scripting elements as opposed to JSP tags.
Having said that there are many books on Tag development and it was probably right to focus on the basics first.
The detailed description of bean scope was very clear and there are examples of using the RequestDispatcher class which are missing from many books on JSP.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The ultimate JSP reference book, 25 April 2001

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This has turned out to be one of those books which I just cannot do without. It is clear and concise enough to act as an introduction to JavaServer Pages for someone who has had little or no exposure to the technology, with a nice logical layout and introduction to each topic. It is also, however a very good technical reference book and as well as covering all the features of JSP gives good guidance on how to implement a real world web-based application by discussing sensible architectural design choices and helping decide which is the most logical to implement based on the skill set of your developers, team size and application complexity etc.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Book overview - nice nuggets, 7 Jun 2000

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After completing a small JSP development, half this book was 'revision' for what I had already done - but a good half of the book expanded my knowledge. I'm showing some of the technical nuggets of information to other JSP development staff and getting sharp intakes of appreciation.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Great book, peters out towards the end though
Overall this is a good book. I'm new to web development but have worked with Java and distributed applications for about four years. Read more

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