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Chapter 3: A Fast Introduction to Basic JSP Programming
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- Expressions.jsp.
Page that illustrates the use of JSP expressions. Uses
the JSP-Styles style sheet.
- JSP-Styles.css.
Style sheet used by
Expressions.jsp. Note: Most of the remaining JSP
pages in Chapter 3 use this style sheet.
- BGColor.jsp.
JSP page that uses the
bgColor request parameter to set the background
color of the page. Illustrates scriptlets.
- AccessCounts.jsp.
Page that uses a JSP declaration to implement a simplistic hit counter.
- ImportAttribute.jsp.
Page that illustrates use of the
import attribute
of the page directive. Requires the
ServletUtilities
and
LongLivedCookie
classes from the previous chapter.
- Excel.jsp.
JSP page that generates Excel instead of HTML. Requires you
to have Microsoft Office or the Excel browser plugin.
- WhatsNew.jsp.
News report page that uses
jsp:include
to include the headlines.
- Item1.html.
Headline 1.
- Item2.html.
Headline 2.
- Item3.html.
Headline 3.
- PluginApplet.jsp.
Page that uses
jsp:plugin to instruct
the browser to invoke a Java 2 applet.
- PluginApplet.java.
Applet that uses Swing and Java 2D and thus requires
the Java Plug-In. Requires the
TextPanel,
DrawingPanel, and
WindowUtilities
classes.
- TextPanel.java.
Class used by
PluginApplet.java.
- DrawingPanel.java.
Class used by
PluginApplet.java.
- WindowUtilities.java.
Class used by
PluginApplet.java.
- StringBean.java.
A simple bean that has a single
String property
called message. Remember: since this (and many other server-side classes
in this chapter) is in the moreservlets package,
it must be placed in the moreservlets directory.
- StringBean.jsp.
JSP page that uses the
StringBean
class.
- SaleEntry.java.
Simple bean to illustrate the various forms
of
jsp:setProperty.
- SaleEntry1.jsp.
Page that uses explicit scripting expressions to read request
parameters and put the values into the
SaleEntry
class.
- SaleEntry2.jsp.
Page that uses the
param attribute of
jsp:setProperty to get rid of the explict Java code
needed to read request
parameters and put the values into the
SaleEntry
class.
- SaleEntry3.jsp.
Page that uses
property="*" in
jsp:setProperty to further simplify the way to
read request parameters and put the values into the
SaleEntry
class.
- AccessCountBean.java.
Simple bean to illustrate sharing beans through
use of the
scope attribute of jsp:useBean
and the difference between conditional and unconditional uses
of jsp:setProperty.
- SharedCounts1.jsp.
The first of three pages that use the
AccessCountBean.
- SharedCounts2.jsp.
The second of three pages that use the
AccessCountBean.
- SharedCounts3.jsp.
The third of three pages that use the
AccessCountBean.
- ExampleTag.java.
Very simple JSP tag that just inserts a string
("Custom tag example...") into the output. Note: since this
(and other tag implementation classes
in this chapter) is in the
moreservlets.tags package,
it must be placed in the tags
subdirectory of the moreservlets directory.
- msajsp-taglib.tld.
The tag library descriptor file used for the various tags in
this chapter.
- SimpleExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
ExampleTag.java
and has the tag name given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- SimplePrimeTag.java.
Tag that generates a prime number of approximately 50 digits. Requires
the Primes class.
- Primes.java.
A few utilities to generate a large random
BigInteger
and to find the next prime number above a given BigInteger.
Note that this class is in the moreservlets package,
not moreservlets.tags.
- SimplePrimeExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
SimplePrimeTag.java
and has the tag name given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- PrimeTag.java.
Tag that generates an N-digit random prime (default N = 50).
Extends
SimplePrimeTag, adding a length attribute
to set the size of the prime. The doStartTag
method of the parent class uses the len field
to determine the length of the prime.
- PrimeExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
PrimeTag.java
and has the tag and attribute information given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- HeadingTag.java.
Tag that generates an HTML heading with the specified background
color, foreground color, alignment, font, and font size.
All attributes except the background color are optional.
- HeadingExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
HeadingTag.java
and has the tag and attribute information given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- DebugTag.java.
A tag that includes the body content only if
the
debug request parameter is set.
- DebugExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
DebugTag.java
and has the tag name given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- FilterTag.java.
Tag that replaces <, >, ", and & with their HTML
character entities (<, >, ", and &).
Requires the
ServletUtilities
class from the previous chapter.
- FilterExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
FilterTag.java
and has the tag name given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- RepeatTag.java.
Tag that repeats the body the specified number of times.
- RepeatExample.jsp.
Page that uses the tag that is implemented in
RepeatTag.java
and has the tag and attribute information given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- IfTag.java.
Tag that acts like an if/then/else.
- IfConditionTag.java.
The condition part of an if tag.
- IfThenTag.java.
The then part of an if tag.
- IfElseTag.java.
The else part of an if tag.
- IfExample.jsp.
Page that uses the if tag three different ways. In the
first instance, a value of true is hardcoded for the condition.
In the second instance,
a parameter from the HTTP request is used for the condition,
and in the third case, a
random number is generated and compared to a fixed cutoff. The
tag and attribute information are given in
msajsp-taglib.tld.
- quick-search.html.
Front end to the online travel agency. Requires four images
(airplane.gif,
bed.gif,
car.gif, and
passport.gif)
and the
travel-styles.css
style sheet. Links to the
accounts.jsp
placeholder.
- Travel.java.
Top-level travel-processing servlet. This servlet sets up
the customer data as a bean, then forwards the request
to the airline booking page, the rental car reservation
page, the hotel page, the existing account modification
page, or the new account page.
- BookFlights.jsp.
Display page for the plane flights part of the travel-processing
servlet. Uses the
travel-styles.css
style sheet. There are also several placeholder pages:
RentCars.jsp,
FindHotels.jsp,
EditAccounts.jsp, and
IllegalRequest.jsp.
- TravelCustomer.java.
Describes a travel services customer. Implemented
as a bean with methods that return data in HTML
format, suitable for access from JSP. Uses the
FrequentFlyerInfo.java,
HotelInfo.java,
RentalCarInfo.java, and
TravelData.java classes.
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