JSP
1.1 Introduction to JSP
JSP is Server side program which is similar to Java servlet
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1.2 JSP LifeCycle
There are three methods in JSP.
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1.3 JSP vs ServletJSP is better to generate pages that consist of large
sections of fairly well structured HTML or other character data.
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1.4 Scriptlet
One or more statements that are executed each time the page
is requested.
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1.5 JSP Implicit Objects
JSPs have a number of predefined variables that give you
access to these objects.
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1.6 JSP Actions
JSP actions provide runtime instructions to the JSP Containers e.g- a JSP
action can include a file, forward a request to another page or create an instance of
a JavaBean.
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1.7 MVC 1 and MVC2
MVC is a design pattern. It contains two models.
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1.8 EL
EL expression always in the curly braces,and prefixed with the dollar sign.
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1.9 JSTL
JSTL stands for JavaServer Pages Standard Tab Library and introduced in JSTL 1.2.
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1.10 Classic Tags
A classic tag is a Java class. It implements the Tag,IterationTag or BodyTag interface.
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1.11 Custom Tags
The Structure of a custom tag in JSP, like those in XML and HTML, contain the start/end tag and a body.
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1.12 jsp forward vs include (static and dynamic)
forward used to hand off the request and response to another JSP
or servlet.
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1.13 filters
Filters can intercept the request and also control the response all without modify JSP.
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1.14 Examples
Here are some examples of the JSP.
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