Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 005.72 EAN: 9780130882486 ISBN: 0130882488 Label: Prentice Hall PTR Manufacturer: Prentice Hall PTR Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 500 Publication Date: October 05, 2000 Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR Sales Rank: 1457171 Studio: Prentice Hall PTR
The experienced developer's guide to JavaServer Pages development! * Database access, XML support, JavaBean integration, and much more * Architecting JSP applications for maximum performance and maintainability * Includes several complete sample JSP applications such as an authentication framework, an email tag library, and a Database-to-XML/XSL conversion tool Sun's JavaServer Pages technology gives developers a powerful cross-platform solution for dynamic Web application development without the drawbacks of previous approaches. In Core JSP, two leading enterprise developers show experienced developers exactly how to make the most of JSP technology—for database integration, XML applications, session tracking, and many other purposes. From coding fundamentals to effective JSP program design, you'll find it here—along with real-world sample code for HTML calendars, JNDI applications, LDAP-based authentication JavaBeansTM, database search forms, and more! * Make the most of scriptlets, expressions, declarations, actions and directives * Get under the hood with Sun's JSP engine: multithreading, persistence, implicit objects, and more * Understand JSP requests and responses—in depth * Track sessions and data: hidden frames and form fields, cookies, URL rewriting, and the HttpSession API * Integrate databases: JDBCTM, SQL, metadata, connection pooling, and more * Creating custom JSP actions (custom tags) * Optimize the performance of your JSP pages Every Core Series book: * DEMONSTRATES how to write commercial quality code * FEATURES dozens of nontrivial programs and examples—no toy code! * FOCUSES on the features and functions most important to real developers * PROVIDES objective, unbiased coverage of cutting-edge technologies—no hype! Core JSP delivers: * Practical insights for transforming dynamic web pages into full-fledged web applications * Hands-on coverage of integrating JSP and XML * Expert JavaBean Action techniques for integrating JavaBean business logic with JSP presentation logic * Extensive code examples—including several complete sample applications
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Rating: - Leaves you wondering
The book has a lot of information about a lot of things but never nails down the subjects completely. For example, the book states you can do this, that and the next thing but never actually guides you through it.--> I guess you gotta spend [more money] to get that information. Another example is Chapter 11 on Custom tags. I read that chapter three times and still didn't get the point until I read some other literature on the subject. After that ordeal I felt as though my head had been used as a ... Read More
Rating: - Code errors!
I only just started this book and I am already frustrated. No instructions on how to get the software you need or how to use it. The versions on the CD-ROM are outdated meanwhile. But what is really bad, the first "useful" JSP script in chapter 2 is already so full of code errors that you cannot run it! It took me hours of debugging before I made it run - how are you supposed to be debugging the stuff you are supposed to learn from? I will try to read a bit further but probably have to get another ... Read More
Rating: - Excellent book for JSP JDBC-to-Oracle developers
This is a good book under any circumstances, and if you develop with Oracle, it is even better, because there are many examples of JSP and Oracle JDBC, and while JSP/JDBC is intended to be database independant, it is easier to learn when the code is written for the database you use. There is a lot of useful information that will help you speed up your connections, pooled connections (which Oracle supports), and techniques for using synchronized statement to protect them. Synchronization is familiar ... Read More
Rating: - Essential
The careful reader will observe _Core JSP's_ chapters and examples extend further into areas of in-the-trenches applicability more than any other book on the subject. It's sitting on every one of our programmers' shelves.
Rating: - Lacks some important information
At first this book seemed great, but now that I have had to work a lot with JSPs, I have seen some serious shortcomings. The TagExtraInfo class get's way too little coverage. The book doesn't even begin to explain how to actually use it in real work. That's a serious shortcoming.
- Leaves you wondering
- Excellent book for JSP JDBC-to-Oracle developers
- Essential
- Lacks some important information
