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Java Server Pages Application Development by Scott M. Stirling, Andre Lei, Ben Forta, Edwin Smith, Larry Kim, Roger Kerr, David Aden is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Java Server Pages Application Development about?
<i>Developing Java Server Pages</i> teaches JSP programming, with emphasis on techniques that allow programmers to get the job done quickly and efficiently. This book shows you how JSP, the next chapter in the evolution of Java as a server side development language, is used and how it can be used. Workarounds in advice and code are explored to provide practical and realistic solutions to problems. Other technologies are also introduced, including Servlets, the Java language, JDBC, and beans. Using extensive examples, and a hands-on approach, authors Paul Colton, Andre Lei, and Scott Stirling present the most important topics for web developers, including security, database interaction, custom tags and scalability. All examples are based on hard earned, real-world experience. <ul><li>Written by members of the team responsible for the creation and evolution of JRun, the first commercial JSP server</li><li>JSP combines the promise and power of Java with the ease-of-use and minimal learning curve of a scripting language</li><li>JSP is supported by leading application servers such as IBM, Allaire and others</li></ul>
- Author
- Scott M. Stirling, Andre Lei, Ben Forta, Edwin Smith, Larry Kim, Roger Kerr, David Aden
- Publisher
- Indianapolis, Ind.: Sams
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780672319396
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Programming, Stem
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