JavaServer Pages

版本说明：2

作     者：Larne Pekowsky 

I S B N：(纸本) 0321150791;9780321150790 

出 版 社：Addison-Wesley Professional 

出 版 年：2003年

主 题 词：Network Programming General Web Site Design/Development Web Application Development Java Web Site Design Web Programming 

摘      要：From the Book: This is a book about how to create dynamic, interactive web sites using an exciting and powerful technology called JavaServerPages. As the name implies, this technology is based on the Java programming language and inherits many of the language s features and benefits. Most notably, Java makes JSPs available on almost every kind of computer and operating system, and certainly all those in common use. JavaServer Pages are now a mature and stable technology, already in use in thousands of companies. But maturity has certainly not lead to stagnation! Recently a new version of the JSP specification has been released, bringing new capabilities and possibilities. In addition, several companion technologies have been developed which augment the fundamental specification. The new specification, as well as the most important of these associated technologies, are all covered in this book. Throughout this book effort has been made not only to show the capabilities of all these tools, but also to discuss how they can best be used. One of the most important features of JavaServer Pages is how easy they are to use. Anyone who is reasonably comfortable with HTML can learn to write JavaServer Pages by using a few simple tags which may do very sophisticated things behind the scenes, along with small packages of code called JavaBeans. This allows for a very productive working relationship between HTML experts who build pages, and Java programmers who build beans and new tags. Both kinds of developer will find material of interest in this book. Chapter 1 gives a brief history of the web, in order to set JSPs in context and clarify what they are, how they work, and why they work that way. Chapter 2then introduces some of the simpler features of JSPs and shows just how easy the transition from HTML to JSP is. The next two chapters introduce the two vital technologies that give JSPs their enormous power and flexibility--JavaBeans in Chapter 3 and custom tags in Chapter 4.