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JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology provides an easy way to create dynamic web pages that simplify the task of building web applications. JSP works with a wide variety of web servers, application servers, browsers and development tools, and keeps content generation separate from business logic.
Web Tier to Go With Java EE 5: Summary of New Features in JavaServer Faces 1.2 Technology by Jennifer Ball and Ed Burns
The third article of the Java EE 5 platform series discusses new ease-of-use features in JavaServer Faces 1.2 technology, including alignment with JSP software, improved state-saving behavior, the ability to turn off component ID generation, and the new setPropertyActionListener tag.
(February 2006)
Web Tier to Go With Java EE 5: Summary of New Features in Java Standard Tag Library (JSTL) 1.2 by John Pierre Delisle and Jennifer Ball
This second article in the series provides an overview of how JSTL 1.2, part of the Java EE 5 platform, contributes to the alignment of the JavaServer Pages and JavaServer Faces technologies in the web tier. (February 2006)
Introduction to the Java EE 5 Platform by John Stearns, Roberto Chinnici, and Sahoo
Read about streamlined features and added convenience in the Java EE 5 platform that help improve performance, reduce development time, and get products to market sooner. (February 2006)
Web Tier to Go With Java EE 5: Summary of New Features in JSP 2.1 Technology by Pierre Delisle and Jennifer Ball
This article outlines new features in JSP 2.1 technology in the Java EE 5 platform and discusses how version 2.1 has resolved the software's former incompatibility with JavaServer Faces technology. (February 2006)
Developing Multilingual Web Applications Using JavaServer Pages Technology by Norbert Lindenberg
Learn how to use JavaServer Pages for localization and multilingual applications. (Revised December 2003)
RSS Utilities: A Tutorial by Rodrigo Oliveira
Here's a hands-on, quick-start tutorial for all your web content syndication needs. Download the RSS tag library (consisting of custom JavaServer Pages tags) and follow the example code to get up and running right now. (August 2003)
Simple Web Page Parsing Tool by Monica Pawlan
Find out how to use an HTML form and JavaServer Pages technology to parse and filter entries on a Web page. (July 2003)
Developing Web Applications With JavaServer Pages 2.0 by Qusay H. Mahmoud
Developing Web Applications with JavaServer Pages 2.0 provides a fast track, code-intensive tutorial to get started with JSP 2.0, and sample code that you can adapt for your own applications. (July 2003)
Servlets and JSP Pages Best Practices by Qusay H. Mahmoud
Here's a compendium of the most elegant and efficient ways to use servlets and JSP pages in your web applications. (March 2003)
Code Conventions for the JavaServer Pages Version 1.x Language by Kam Hay Fung and Mark Roth
Ever asked yourself "How do I structure JSP code that is easier to read, write and maintain consistently?" Read this article to find out! (February 2003)
Maintaining State for HTML Form Buttons by Matthias Laux
Here's the scoop on using JavaServer Pages custom tags to maintain button state in your HTML forms. (October 2002)
Faster Development with JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL 1.0) by Qusay H. Mahmoud
Speed up HTML development using the custom tags in JSTL 1.0. A detailed tutorial. (October 2002)
JavaServer Pages (JSP) Technology Migration from iPlanet Application Server, Enterprise Edition 6.0 Service Pack 2 to Later Versions by Matthew Hosanee
Starting with the release of iPlanet Application Server ("iAS") Enterprise Edition 6.0 service pack 3, the native JavaServer Pages (JSP) compiler was migrated to Apache's Jasper JSP compiler. This article covers some of the issues to be aware of with this migration. (June 2002)
Packaging a JavaServer Pages (JSP) Tag Handler Application Server, Enterprise Edition 6.0 by Matthew Hosanee
The class loader for Web applications in iPlanet Application Server is shared. This article demonstrates the importance of putting the tag handler class in a package, to ensure the uniqueness of a fully qualified Java programming language class name. (June 2002)
Email Web Application Using JSP Tag Libraries by Vyjanthi Kuchibhatla and Jim Glennon
This article explores the possibilities of combining Java technologies to create a web deployable email application that uses the JavaMail API and custom JSP tag libraries for presentation. (July 2001)
The Jakarta Taglibs Project--Part II by Steve Meloan
In Part II of his series, Steve Meloan explores several recently released Jakarta taglibs (including Scrape), and provides code samples for some of these new libraries. (May 2001)
The Jakarta Taglibs Project--Part I by Steve Meloan
Ever felt like you were reinventing the wheel in creating tag libraries to use in JavaServer Pages? Explore how the Jakarta Taglibs project, and the open-source model, can help you improve your own custom libraries. (April 2001)
Get disconnected with CachedRowSet by Taylor G. Cowan
This article shows you how you can use a CachedRowSet as the data model for a JavaServer Pages (JSP) entry/edit form, and how to implement navigation, updates, inserts, and deletes using a CachedRowSet JavaBean. (February 2001)
Strut your stuff with JSP tags by Thor Kristmundsson
This article presents techniques for the writing of properties to hold user input between requests and implement user input validation and error message displays, using the Struts package. (December 2000)
JSP Templates by David Geary
This article presents a template mechanism for JSP that allows layout to be encapsulated and reused. JSP templates minimize the impact of layout changes and encourage modular design. (October 2000)
JavaServer Pages: A Developer's Perspective by Scott McPherson
This article provides an overview of JSP from a developer's perspective, and includes examples of JSP in action. (April 2000)
O'Reilly Conference on Java--Enterprise Java by Steve Meloan
Steve Meloan reports on the O'Reilly Conference held in Santa Clara and includes resources for JSP technology. (April 2000)
Clip2.com Gets Supercharged with Java Technology Michael Meloan
This article tracks Clip2's transition from a Microsoft-based architecture to the open world of JavaServer Pages and the Apache Web server and follows their porting effort, looking into why they chose JSP. (April 2000)
Introduction to the J2EE Architecture, Beta Release by Monica Pawlin
An overview of the J2EE platform, including how to get started developing applications. (October 1999)
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