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There are 59 articles & tutorials regarding "JSP".
- 19.) JAXM, Better Linking Through JSP, and Load Testing
- by chromatic ONJava Newsletter for 05/01/2003 Dear Readers, Welcome to this week's Java newsletter. Here's what's new on ONJava.com. Internationalization, localization, and mirror sites are making the web easier to navigate. Unfortunately, the venerable hyperlink has not yet evolved to take advantage of the myriad possible destinations. XLink and XPointer may eventually fill this void. Until then, Amit Goel suggests a simple custom JSP tag. His latest article, Creating Richer Hyperlinks...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 20.) JSTL 1.0: What JSP Applications Need, Part 2
- by Steve Anglin ONJava Newsletter for 09/13/2002 Dear Reader, This week on ONJava.com , O'Reilly's " JavaServer Pages, 2nd Edition " author Hans Bergsten offers part two in his series on the new JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Libraries (JSTL 1.0) specification. In this article, he discusses how JSTL can help you with internationalization and database access. Also this week, O'Reilly's " Java Swing " author Marc Loy contributes an article on the SpringLayout Class , found in the latest...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 21.) Verifying User Input Using JSP Tag Libraries
- By Vlad Kofman Go to page: 1 2 Next In any Web-based application where program logic requires information submitted by the user to be validated, the creators of the application can check data in two ways. The first method is to do validation on the client side, even before anything is submitted to the server. Usually, this is done using JavaScript running in the client's Internet browser. While the form is being submitted, the script will check all required fields and pop up error...
Found at developer.com
- 22.) Creating Richer Hyperlinks with JSP Custom Tags
- by Amit Goel 04/30/2003 The linking mechanism currently supported by HTML ( <a href="destination.html"> ) allows us to create hyperlinks that can have only one destination. To add context-related destinations to a hyperlink, we either need to supply them as links within parentheses (e.g., "download PDF version," "download Word version," etc.), or make the reader scroll to a different part of the page (e.g., a "Resources" section), sometimes causing the reader to lose context. If we...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 23.) Custom PMD Rules and Dynamic Menus with JSP
- by chromatic ONJava Newsletter for 04/10/2003 Dear Readers, Welcome to the latest Java newsletter. Your editor attended a talk just last night on Ward Cunningham's FIT --if you've struggled with automated customer tests, you owe it to yourself to look at this framework. I hope we can find some articles on the subject soon. Here's what's new on ONJava this week: PMD author Tom Copeland returns, revealing an amazing new feature in the Java static checker. Custom PMD Rules demonstrates how...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 24.) Jumping Into JBoss
- By Thornton Rose and David Thurmond Go to page: 1 2 3 Next JBoss is a free, open source, application server that implements the complete Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) stack, including Java Server Pages (JSP), servlets, and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB). For J2EE developers that are getting started with JBoss, this article presents the basics, including downloading, installation, application deployment, and data source configuration. Tools To run JBoss, you will need the following tools:...
Found at developer.com
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