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Chapter 1
An introduction to web programming with Java
This chapter introduces you to the terms and concepts that you need for working with Java servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSPs).
Chapter 5
How to develop JavaServer Pages
Once you have your system set up with Java, Tomcat,
and NetBeans, chapter 5 shows how to develop JavaServerPages
(JSPs). At the end of this introductory chapter, you'll
be ready to learn how to develop servlets (chapter 6),
and then, how to combine JSPs and servlets effectively
in web applications (chapter 7).
Chapter 11
How to use the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
The JSTL provides tags for common tasks that need to be performed in JSPs. Coupled with Expression Language (covered in chapter 10), this allows you to remove much of the Java scripting from your applications, making your pages easier for web designers to work with and easier for you to maintain.
What's in All Book Files?
This file contains (1) the Java source code, class files, and data for all the applications that are presented in the book, including the Music Store e-commerce application, and (2) the starting source code and data for the exercises in the book. Appendix A in the book describes how to install and use these files.
What if you're not using the NetBeans IDE?
Because we use the NetBeans IDE throughout our Servlets/JSP
book, the files in All Book Files are arranged in the
directory and file structure that NetBeans requires.
But you can use another IDE like Eclipse with this book
if you prefer. In that case, you will need to convert
the NetBeans directory and file structure so it's appropriate
for your IDE.
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