Titlebook: JSP Examples and Best Practices; Andrew Patzer Book 2002 Andrew Patzer 2002 Apache.Enterprise Applications.J2EE.JSP.Java.JavaServer Pages.

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Role Separation with Custom Tags,step further and see how you can encapsulate your Java code inside custom tags. These tags are similar to the set of JSP tags you’ve been using. The only difference is that you get to define their behavior by attaching special tag handlers to them.

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The Front Controller Pattern,ing within your web applications. As with the last chapter, I’ll start by defining the pattern, then move to the various strategies for implementing the pattern, and finish with some concrete examples of the pattern in use. This chapter’s goal is to build a solid request-handling framework using the Front Controller pattern.

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The View Helper Pattern,rn describes the ways this can be done using custom tags and JavaBeans to adapt the model to the presentation inside of the view. This chapter will discuss these methods and build a few useful view helpers that you can add to your own toolkit.

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Application Frameworks, application. This is true of any software project, regardless of the language or platform. It would be nice to be able to look past these core tasks and focus on developing the application and not the basic plumbing on which it relies. This is where . come in.

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and applies sound architectural principles and design patterns, to give you the tools to build scalable enterprise applications using JSP. Further, this book covers features of the JSP 1.2 specification, including the standard filtering mechanism..978-1-59059-020-1978-1-4302-0831-0