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Java Server Pages (JSP)
Java Server Pages (JSPs) are an addition to the Java APIs that cater to the web
developer audience. Without programming in the traditional edit, compile,
test environment, web developers can quickly prototype and test web pages
that include dynamic content.
Objectives
- Using the Java Server Web Development Kit
- Comparing JSPs with Servlets
- Deploying JSPs on Popular Web Servers
- Using JSPs as a Portable Lightweight Front-End (browser-based, thin-client)
- JSP basics
- Benefits/Uses of JSPs
- Request Forwarding
- Including files
- Writing JSP expressions
- Writing JSP Scriptlets
- Documenting your JSP
- Integrating the Application Layer using JavaBeans
- Using JavaBeans from a JSP
- Setting Bean Properties
- Retrieving Bean Properties
- Invoking bean functionality
- Using the Implicit Objects
- Using the Session Management API
- Iteracting with the Request and Response
- Other Implicit Objects including: page, pageContext, config, out, and exception
- Understanding the "page" Directive
Specifications
- Duration (total): 1 day
- Duration of Exercises: 2 - 2.5 hours
- Duration of Lecture: 3 - 3.5 hours
Pre-requisites
Material covered in this section requires attendees to know the following:
- Basic Java knowledge including exception handling, threads, servlets,
full use of all the language constructs, and familiarity with the core Java APIs.
Those without these pre-requisites should consider one of
our Ultimate Java Programming Workshops.
- Knowledge of encryption-based authentication, digital certificates, and other
related security concepts is helpful, but not required. Consider adding
our Security topic before this module.
A table of contents of this module is available upon request.
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