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Core JSTL: Mastering the JSP Standard Tag Library,9780131001534
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Core JSTL: Mastering the JSP Standard Tag Library


Edition: 1st
Author(s): Geary, David
ISBN10:  0131001531
ISBN13:  9780131001534
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  1/1/2003
Publisher(s): Prentice Hall Ptr

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SummaryTable of Contents
Explains how developers can access databases and manipulate and transform XML documents from within JSP pages. Examines all aspects of this powerful new addition to the JavaServer Pages standard, and is written for page authors and software developers alike. Softcover.
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xviii
Introduction
2(36)
JSTL Overview
5(18)
What Is JSTL?
6(1)
The JSTL Expression Language
7(1)
The JSTL Tag Libraries
8(15)
Getting Started
23(7)
The JSTL Specification
23(1)
The JSTL Reference Implementation
24(2)
Downloading and Installing a Servlet Container
26(4)
A Simple JSTL Web Application
30(4)
JSTL Design Principles
34(4)
Naming Conventions for JSTL Actions
35(1)
Scoped Variables vs. Scripting Variables
35(1)
Static vs. Dynamic Action Attributes
36(1)
Error Handling
37(1)
Configuration Settings
37(1)
The JSTL Expression Language
38(62)
Expression Language Overview
40(1)
How the Expression Language Works
40(1)
How to Use the Expression Language
41(1)
Expressions
41(2)
Identifiers
43(1)
Operators
44(18)
Operator Precedence
45(1)
The .and Operators
45(1)
Accessing JavaBeans Components
46(6)
Accessing Objects Stored in Arrays, Lists, and Maps
52(4)
A Closer Look at the Operator
56(4)
The empty Operator
60(2)
Type Coercion
62(1)
Literal Values
63(1)
Implicit Objects
64(22)
Accessing Request Parameters
65(4)
Accessing Request Headers
69(3)
Accessing Context Initialization Parameters
72(2)
Accessing Cookies
74(4)
Accessing Scoped Attributes
78(2)
Accessing JSP Page and Servlet Properties
80(6)
Method Invocation
86(5)
EL Expressions in Custom Actions
91(4)
Common Mistakes
95(5)
Forgetting Curly Braces
95(1)
Forgetting taglib Declarations
96(1)
Neglecting to Store Variables in a Scope
96(1)
Using Illegal Characters for Attribute Values
97(1)
Inadvertently Using Implicit Objects
98(2)
General-Purpose and Conditional Actions
100(50)
General-Purpose Actions
102(25)
The <c:out> Action
102(9)
The <c:set> Action
111(14)
The <c:remove> Action
125(1)
The <c:catch> Action
126(1)
Conditional Actions
127(10)
Simple Conditions
128(4)
Mutually Exclusive Conditions
132(5)
Using Conditional and General-Purpose Actions Together
137(8)
Conditional Custom Actions
145(5)
Iteration Actions
150(48)
The <c:forEach> Action
154(12)
Iterating Over Integer Values
155(3)
Iterating Over Data Structures
158(8)
The <c:forTokens> Action
166(5)
Iteration Status
171(7)
Iteration Status for Integer Iterations
172(2)
Iteration Status for Data Structure Iterations
174(4)
Custom Iteration Actions
178(20)
Collaboration Custom Actions
178(4)
Iteration Custom Actions
182(16)
URL Actions
198(32)
Overview
201(1)
The <c:import> Action
201(7)
The <c:redirect> Action
208(1)
The <c:url> Action
208(2)
The <c:param> Action
210(1)
Accessing External Resources
210(5)
Accessing Resources in Foreign Contexts
215(10)
Redirecting a Response
225(5)
Configuration Settings
230(18)
Overview
232(7)
The FMT_LOCALE Configuration Setting
235(1)
Temporarily Overriding Configuration Settings
235(4)
The Config Class
239(9)
Accessing Configuration Settings in Servlets
240(2)
Accessing Configuration Settings in Life-Cycle Listeners
242(1)
Accessing Configuration Settings in Custom Actions
243(5)
118N Actions
248(60)
Overview
250(8)
Localizing Messages
251(3)
Multiple Resource Bundles
254(1)
Compound Messages
255(3)
118N and L10N
258(5)
Locales
258(1)
Resource Bundles
259(1)
Unicode and Charsets
260(3)
Localization Contexts
263(1)
An Overview of the 118N Actions
264(1)
Use of <fmt:message>
265(22)
Localization Context Lookup
268(6)
Resource Bundle Lookup
274(4)
An Example of Dynamically Switching Locales
278(5)
Compound Messages and <fmt:param>
283(4)
Request Encoding
287(6)
118N Custom Actions
293(15)
Validation with JSP Pages
296(8)
Validation with a Custom Action That Uses javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.fmt.LocaleSupport
304(4)
Formatting Actions
308(48)
Formatting and Parsing Numbers
310(23)
Custom Number Patterns
319(6)
Percents
325(1)
Currencies
326(7)
Formatting and Parsing Dates and Times
333(10)
Custom Patterns for Dates and Times
336(7)
Using Time Zones
343(9)
Determining a Formatting Locale
352(4)
Formatting Locale Lookup
354(2)
Database Actions
356(66)
Overview
358(2)
SQL Actions
358(1)
Configuration Settings
359(1)
A Simple Database
360(3)
How JSTL Locates Data Sources
363(2)
Creating Data Sources
365(13)
Specify Your Data Source in the Deployment Descriptor
366(3)
Specify Your Data Source with <sql:setDataSource>
369(3)
Create Your Data Source in a Business Component
372(6)
Querying a Database
378(20)
Using <sql:query>
378(4)
Accessing Query Properties
382(3)
Scrolling Through Large Queries
385(4)
Prepared Statements and SQL Parameters
389(9)
Updating a Database
398(13)
Database Inserts
399(1)
Database Updates
400(7)
Database Deletes
407(4)
Executing Database Transactions
411(7)
Implementing Database Custom Actions
418(4)
XML Actions
422(42)
A Simple XML File
424(1)
XML Actions Overview
425(1)
XPath Overview
426(6)
XPath Expressions and Types
427(1)
XPath Type Coercion
428(1)
XPath Functions
429(3)
Parsing XML
432(5)
Using Scoped Variables in XPath Expressions
437(6)
Transforming XML with XSLT
443(9)
Using Transformation Parameters
446(6)
Filtering XML
452(8)
Accessing External Entities
460(4)
JSTL Reference
464(92)
Action Reference Index
466(3)
Exposed Classes and Interfaces Index
468(1)
General-Purpose Actions
469(5)
Conditional Actions
474(5)
JSTL Conditional Actions
475(3)
Exposed Class
478(1)
Iteration Actions
479(6)
JSTL Iteration Actions
480(3)
Exposed Classes and Interfaces
483(2)
URL Actions
485(7)
Internationalization Actions
492(17)
Overview of JSTL Internationalization Actions
493(1)
JSTL Internationalization Configuration Settings
494(2)
JSTL Internationalization Actions
496(12)
Exposed Classes
508(1)
Formatting Actions
509(20)
Overview of the JSTL Formatting Actions
510(1)
JSTL Formatting Configuration Settings
510(1)
JSTL Formatting Actions
511(18)
Database Actions
529(14)
Overview of JSTL SQL Actions
529(1)
JSTL SQL Configuration Settings
529(2)
JSTL SQL Actions
531(10)
Exposed Classes and Interface
541(2)
XML Core Actions
543(4)
XML Flow Control Actions
547(6)
XML Transform Actions
553(3)
A Setting Up the MySQL Database Used in This Book 556(13)
Download and Install MySQL
558(2)
Download and Install a JDBC Driver for MySQL
560(1)
Create a MySQL Database for Core JSTL Examples
561(3)
Populate the MySQL Database Used in Core JSTL Examples
564(5)
Index 569

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