"JSP Design Rights, Second Edition" has been thoroughly revised and updated to include major changes in version 1.2 of the JSP specification. It includes details about the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) - a group of dedicated Added JSP element specification. Used for tasks required in most JSP applications. The beginning of this book explains how JSP can make full use of Java servlets to create efficient and portable WEB applications. The book also shows how to start JSP with the Apache Tomcat server, and details JSP syntax and functions, error handling and debugging, authentication and personalization, as well as how to use JSTL for databases, XML processing and internationalization, etc.
This book can meet the different needs of two types of professionals who want to learn JSP: one type is web designers, who are interested in how to use JSP elements in web pages; the other type is programmers. They are extremely concerned about the JSP API and how to use JSP effectively in enterprise applications. If you are the latter, this book will also guide you to study some more in-depth topics, such as using the ordinary Apache Struts MVC framework to servlet And JavaBeans integrated with JSP API, etc. Finally, the authors show how to develop a custom tag library with realistic examples that readers can use as a starting point for their own JSP libraries.
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