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	•  Table of Contents	Servlets and JavaServer Pages™: The J2EE™ Technology Web Tier By Jayson Falkner, Kevin Jones   Publisher : Addison Wesley Pub Date : September 19, 2003 ISBN : 0-321-13649-7 Pages : 784

		Copyright
		Preface
			About the Authors
			How the Book Is Organized
			The Book's Cover
			Special Thanks
		Chapter 1.  Setting Up a Servlet and JSP Environment
			A Quick History of Web Development
			Containers
			Getting Java Support
			Web Applications
			Ant
			Summary
		Chapter 2.  Java Servlets
			What Servlets Are and Why You Would Want to Use Them
			Servlet Life Cycle
			Servlets for the World Wide Web
			Coding an HttpServlet
			Servlet Configuration
			ServletContext
			Servlet Event Listeners
			Summary
		Chapter 3.  JavaServer Pages
			JSP 2.0 Specification
			JSP Life Cycle
			The Difference Between Servlets and JSP
			JSP Syntax and Semantics
			Implicit Objects
			JSP in XML Syntax
			Summary
		Chapter 4.  Exception Handling
			Errors and Exceptions
			JSP and Servlet Exceptions
			Web Application Exception Handling
			Logging
			Logging and Performance
			Summary
		Chapter 5.  JavaBeans and the JSP Expression Language
			JavaBeans
			Get and Set Methods
			Servlets, JSP, and JavaBeans
			Good Use of JavaBeans
			JSP. 2.0 Expression Language
			Summary
		Chapter 6.  JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library
			JSTL 1.0 Specification
			Why You Should Use the JSTL
			Installing the JSTL
			JSTL Expression Language
			Core Tags
			i18n-Capable Text Formatting
			XML Manipulation
			SQL Tags
			Justification for Skipping the SQL Tags
			Summary
		Chapter 7.  Custom Tag Libraries
			Why Custom Tags?
			Tag Library Basics
			How Are Tags Being Used?
			New and Old Custom Tags
			Tag Library Descriptors (TLDs)
			Simple JSP 2.0 Custom Tags
			Classic JSP Tag Handlers
			Summary
		Chapter 8.  Filters
			Introducing Filters
			Wrappers
			Filters That Provide JSP-Replacing Functionality
			Summary
		Chapter 9.  Managing State in a Web Application
			HTTP and Session State
			Persistent State
			State and Thread Safety
			Summary
		Chapter 10.  Security
			What Do We Mean by Security?
			Declarative Security
			Programmatic Security in a Servlet/JSP
			Secure Encrypted Communication
			How Secure Is Security?
			Encryption and Compression and Caching
			Summary
		Chapter 11.  Design Patterns
			Why Use a Design Pattern?
			Common Design Patterns
			Jakarta Struts
			Abstracting DHTML via Custom Tags
			Summary
		Chapter 12.  Internationalization
			Content Encoding
			i18n Implementation Techniques
			Number and Date Formatting
			Summary
		Chapter 13.  Multi-Client Support
			Who Should Read This Chapter
			Separating Format from Content
			Implementing Multi-Client Support
			Solving Multi-Client Problems
			Summary
		Chapter 14.  Database Connectivity
			What Is a Database?
			JDBC
			Using JDBC Optimally
			JDBC Web Application Design Patterns
			Summary
		Chapter 15.  Building a Complete Web Application
			Designing a Web Application
			Distributing the Workload: Dividing Up Who Does What
			Implementing Database Support: Creating a Database and Using JDBC
			Implementing Business Logic: Filters and the Model 2 Design Pattern
			Implementing Presentation Logic: JSP, Multi-Client Design, and Internationalization
			(in Japanese)
			Finishing the Site
			Summary

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