Murach's Java Servlets and JSPThis chapter shows how to use the Model 2 architecture (also known as the MVC pattern) to structure a web application to take advantage of the best features of servlets and JSPs. |
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| Chapter 6 | How to structure a web application | |
| The Email List application | 168 | |
| The code for the servlet | 168 | |
| The code for the JSP | 170 | |
| How to structure servlets and JSPs | 172 | |
| An introduction to the Model 1 architecture | 172 | |
| An introduction to the Model-View-Controller pattern | 174 | |
| How to forward and redirect requests and responses | 176 | |
| How to validate data on the client | 178 | |
| An HTML page that uses JavaScript to validate data | 178 | |
| A dialog box that displays a validation message | 180 | |
| How to validate data on the server | 182 | |
| A servlet that validates data | 182 | |
| A JSP that displays a data validation message | 184 | |
| How to include code from a file in a JSP | 186 | |
| A JSP that includes code from other files | 186 | |
| How to include a file in a JSP | 188 | |
| How to work with the web.xml file | 190 | |
| An introduction to the web.xml file | 190 | |
| How to set initialization parameters | 192 | |
| How to get initialization parameters | 194 | |
| How to implement servlet mapping | 196 | |
| How to implement custom error handling | 198 | |
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