Web Development with Java Server Pages (JSP) - Second Edition

JavaServer Pages is a technology that serves two different communities of developers. Page designers use JSP technology to add powerful dynamic content capabilities to web sites and online applications. Java programmers write the code that implements those capabilities behind the scenes.
Web Development with JavaServer Pages is intended to present this technology to both groups. It is impossible in a book of this length to provide all the background information required by this subject, and, for this reason, we do not attempt to describe the HTML markup language. It is assumed that the reader is sufficiently familiar with HTML to follow the examples presented. It is likewise assumed that the reader is familiar with URLs, document hierarchies, and other concepts related to creating and publishing web pages. download

JSP Tag Libraries

JSP custom tags is a new technology that has one main objective: defining a component model for JavaServer Pages (JSP). JSP tags let programmers develop JSP-aware components that can later be used by others in the development process, starting with peer developers and ending with nonprogrammer HTML coders who are part of the team.
Using custom tags in web projects is a great productivity boost. By building a tag-based application you can assemble your project, using existing tags that are available from third parties (either as open-source or for purchase) and, more importantly, develop your own JSP tags to meet your specific needs. Developing custom tags is the focus of this book. download 

Core Servlets and JSP

This book is aimed at serious software developers. This is not a book that touts the potential of e-commerce or pontificates about how Web-enabled applications will revolutionize your business. Instead, it is a hands-on book aimed at helping programmers who are already convinced of the need for dynamic Web sites get started building them right away. In showing how to build these sites, I try to illustrate the most important approaches and warn you of the most common pitfalls. Along the way, I include plenty of working code: more than a hundred documented Java classes, for instance. I try to give detailed examples of the most important and frequently used features, summarize the lesser-used ones, and refer you to the APIs (available on-line) for a few of the rarely used ones. download

Servlets and JavaServer Pages - The J2EE Web Tier JSP

In this book you will find a few, hopefully delightful, things. The book is a complete guide to Servlets and JavaServer Pages and their practical use for developers familiar with HTML and basic Java. If you are unfamiliar with the terms Servlets and JavaServer Pages, think of this book as a complete guide to building dynamic, Java-based Web sites. It is assumed you understand Java and HTML. Never does the book attempt to test these two skills; however, code examples in this book do not include explanations of fundamental Java concepts and HTML syntax.

You can do much with Servlets and JSP, and this book attempts to cover it all. If you read through the whole text you will be fluent with the technologies and able to take full advantage of them. Every chapter does rely on previous chapters. Concepts and buzzwords are explained fully only once in the book, in what is thought the appropriate place, and you are expected to read completely from the start to the end. download

Servlet and JSP programming

This IBM Redbook provides you with sufficient information to effectively use

the IBM WebSphere and VisualAge for Java environments to create, manage
and deploy Web-based applications using methodologies centered around
servlet, JavaServer Pages, and JavaBean architectures. download

J2ME in a Nutshell

This book is a desktop quick reference for the Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME ). It is intended for Java programmers writing applications for devices with limited memory resources and processor power, such as cell phones, Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), and set-top boxes. The first part of this book provides a fast-paced introduction to the two different configurations that make up the J2ME platform -- the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) and the Connected Device Configuration (CDC), along with the profiles that are based on them, such as the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), which provides the APIs for programming cell phones and similar devices. These chapters are followed by a quick-reference section that details each class of the CLDC and MIDP APIs, along with tables that show which Java packages and classes are available in each configuration and profile. dowload

Servlets and JSP -- The J2EE Web Tier

In this book you will find a few, hopefully delightful, things. The book is complete guide to Servlet and JavaServer Pages and their practical use for developers familiar with HTML and basic Java. If you are unfamiliar with the terms Servlet and JavaServer Pages, think of this book as complete guide to building dynamic, Java-based Web sites. It is assumed you understand Java and HTML. download