JSP page objects

Web technologies and e-services: Lecture 7. This lesson provides students with content about: free servlet and JSP engines (Servlet/JSP containers); JSP – Java Server Page; Java Beans; ORM (Object Relational Mapping);... Please take a close look at the course content!

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Lecture Web design and development: Lesson 38. The main topics covered in this lesson include: JSP tag libraries, custom tag and build custom tag, types of tags, developing custom tags, using custom tags and examples, develop the tag handler class, write the tag library descriptor (tld) file,...

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Introduction to java programming: Chapter 35 - JavaServer Page's Objectives is to know what is a JSP page is processed, to comprehend how a JSP page is processed, to learn how to use JSP constructs, to become familiar with JSP predefined variables and JSP directives.

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Bean conditionally created  jsp:useBean results in new bean object only if no bean with same id and scope can be found If a bean with same id and scope is found, the preexisting bean is simply bound to variable referenced by id. Bean properties conditionally set. The statements (jsp:setProperty elements) are executed only if a new bean is created, not if an existing bean is found.

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When I wrote my first book covering JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet technology, there was a great deal of uncharted territory to cover. Today, much of what I wrote is not only outdated, but completely obsolete. The technology has grown tremendously fast and, with it, a legion of Java developers eager to stay on the cutting edge of Java development. Although this is certainly a good thing, it does however create a problem.

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Session Objectives  Describe the various features of a JavaBean  Differentiate between a JavaBean and a Java class  Describe the basic structure of a JavaBean  Describe the various ways of creating beans  Describe the advantages of using beans  Explain how to access beans through JSP scriptlets  Describe the use of various JSP bean tags  Define the scope of beans

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Session Objectives  Describe the various elements of a JavaServer Page  Describe the various JSP Tags in brief

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JavaServer Pages technology lets you embed a scripting language in web pages (HTML documents). The scripted HTML file has a .jsp extension to identify it as a JavaServer Pages file to the server. Before the page is served, the JavaServer Pages syntax is parsed and processed into an object on the server side. The resulting object generates dynamic HTML content and sends it back to the client. JavaServer Pages technology uses the Java(TM) programming language as the default scripting language.

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the book’s success is due in no small part to the success of JSP itself. JavaServer Pages technology has experienced a rapid adoption in the past year or so, anxiously embraced by the “teeming millions” of Java and web developers who had been clamoring for a standard mechanism for generating dynamic web con- tent.

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