Titlebook: Beginning JSP, JSF and Tomcat; Java Web Development Giulio Zambon Book 20122nd edition Giulio Zambon 2012

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JavaServer Faces 2.2,architecture I described in Chapter 3 (refer to Figure 3-2), JSF takes the place of the controller, thereby mediating every interaction between JSP (the View) and the Model, which encapsulates the application data. JSF makes the development of web applications easier by:

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Peter S. Liss,James N. Galloways chapter, after explaining how to install Java and Tomcat, I introduced you to JSP and explained JSP’s role within web applications. In this chapter, I’ll describe in detail the first two types of JSP elements. For the action elements, refer to Chapter 4.

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Giulio ZambonAn update of a uniquely "complete" Web applications development book using Java..A rare combination of all the key APIs and Tomcat necessary to build Java Web Applications..JSP and JSF are key technol

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J. Hagström,W. M. James,K. R. SkeneInteractivity is what makes the Web really useful. By interacting with a remote server, you can find the information you need, keep in touch with your friends, or purchase something online. And every time you type something into a web form, an application “out there” interprets your request and prepares a web page to respond.

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W. Bach,J. Pankrath,J. WilliamsHTML is probably the first markup language most of us came into contact with. It’s a great language, but it’s not without its problems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9111-8In many cases, a web application is nothing more than a front end for a database (DB). In fact, what makes web pages dynamic is precisely the fact that there is a significant amount of data behind them.

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William J. Quirk,John E. MoriartyIn Chapter 3, I introduced the eshop project, followed in Chapter 6 by eshopx, functionally identical to eshop except that I replaced the JSP pages containing scripting elements with JSP documents in XML format.