Java 2: JSP and Servlets Training
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JavaServer Pages and Java Servlets are programs executed by a Web server to produce Web pages which are sent to a client Web browser in response to a request from the browser. This course by Arthur Griffith not only demonstrates how to write them, it also shows how to deploy them to a server and make them run in response to a request. Both Servlets and JavaServer pages can read from files, including the use of SQL to read from a relational database, and use the information to construct a Web page. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the Java 2: JSP and Servlets lessons.
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Introduction
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Introduction to the Course | (05:17) | |
What is a JavaServer Page? | (03:17) | |
What is a Java Servlet? | (02:01) | |
The Container
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Static and Dynamic Web Pages | (02:53) | |
The Container | (03:21) | |
Installation | (04:29) | |
The Environment | (04:33) | |
Starting the Server | (04:19) | |
Basic Servlets
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Writing and Compiling a Servlet | (05:56) | |
Creating an Application | (07:17) | |
Two Ways to Deploy | (04:29) | |
Yet Another Deploy | (04:28) | |
Servlet Mapping | (03:48) | |
An Interception Servlet | (02:07) | |
Basic JSPs
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Writing a JSP | (04:11) | |
JSP to Java Translation | (04:43) | |
JSP Elements | (05:05) | |
Imports/Globals/Methods pt. 1 | (03:55) | |
Imports/Globals/Methods pt. 2 | (03:34) | |
Tracking an Error | (05:25) | |
The Custom Error Page | (04:32) | |
XML and Ant
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Introduction to XML | (05:49) | |
The DTD | (05:39) | |
Parameters and Error Pages | (05:26) | |
Download and Install Ant | (04:26) | |
Tasks and Properties | (05:33) | |
Basic War Building | (04:46) | |
Compiling and Deploying | (05:58) | |
A Jar File pt. 1 | (05:31) | |
A Jar File pt. 2 | (03:09) | |
JSPs and HTML Files | (05:06) | |
Packages | (05:26) | |
HTML and HTML Forms
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Tables | (05:21) | |
Images | (03:01) | |
Style Sheets | (03:30) | |
Coding a Form | (05:26) | |
Text Boxes and Text Areas | (03:50) | |
Check Boxes and Radio Buttons | (02:11) | |
Pull Down and Scrolled List | (03:13) | |
JSP Tags
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A JSP Tag Handler | (05:35) | |
A Tag with a Body | (04:28) | |
A Tag with Attributes pt. 1 | (04:39) | |
A Tag with Attributes pt. 2 | (03:28) | |
Before and After the Body | (03:00) | |
Tag Libraries | (05:02) | |
A Few Handy JSTL Tags | (03:33) | |
Parameters and Looping | (05:30) | |
EJB | (03:23) | |
Looping forEach | (05:52) | |
Import and Choose | (04:21) | |
Running Timestamp | (05:35) | |
Cookies and Session Tracking
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The Purpose of a Cookie | (03:46) | |
Setting and Getting Servlet Cookies | (04:39) | |
Setting and Getting JSP Cookies | (03:53) | |
URL Encoding in a JSP | (05:40) | |
Explicit URL Encoding | (04:21) | |
Session Timeout | (03:32) | |
Errors and Exceptions
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Declaring Error Handling in web.xml | (03:20) | |
An Error Sending Servlet | (04:54) | |
Servlet Throwing an Exception | (02:34) | |
JSP Errors and Exceptions | (04:19) | |
Logging | (04:53) | |
Files
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A Servlet to Setup a Download | (06:38) | |
A More General Download Servlet | (04:59) | |
Viewing a Resource File | (02:56) | |
Request Headers | (04:27) | |
An Applet in a JSP | (02:51) | |
An Applet with Parameters in a JSP | (02:25) | |
An Applet in a Servlet | (03:25) | |
JavaScript in a JSP | (03:00) | |
JavaScript in a Servlet | (02:34) | |
Thread Safe Code | (03:28) | |
Wrapup
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Summary of the Course | (04:08) | |
About this Author | (03:21) |
Title Information / Pricing
Title: | Java 2: JSP and Servlets |
Author: | Arthur Griffith |
SKU: | 33626 |
ISBN: | 1-932808-72-8 |
Release Date: | 2005-07-07 |
Price: | |
Duration: | 6 hrs / 74 lessons |
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