An interresting paper on how to use XML data sources in Java Server Pages (JSP)....   Read Article.

D atabases are the bread and butter of virtually any Web application that serves customers, and they are the basis of any material contribution to a business entity. Just as developers have used tools such as Visual Basic to build front ends to databases for traditional client/server applications, Java programmers today use JavaServer Pages (JSP) to...   Read Article.

By icarus March 20, 2002 The Next Step The past couple of weeks have been fairly hectic. I've finally got my arms around Java-based XML parsing with the Xerces parser, and have successfully figured out the basics of SAX and DOM programming with Xerces. Hey, I even managed to do some simple XML-to-HTML conversion by adding a little JSP to the mix....   Read Article.

by Randy Nielsen Principle Project Leader, Technical Writer Allaire Corp. Overview Changes described in the Servlet 2.2 specification have resulted in major modifications to JRun 3.0, including changes in architecture, functionality, and directory structure. It is recommended that JRun 2.3.3 developers take advantage of JRun 3.0 features by migrating...   Read Article.

Related Reading Programming Jakarta Struts By Chuck Cavaness Table of Contents Index Sample Chapter by Chuck Cavaness In part 1 in this series of book excerpts on using tiles from Programming Jakarta Struts , learn how to use tiles, and gain an understanding of templates. Up to this point, not much has been said about how to organize and assemble the...   Read Article.

By Michael Cooperman JRun Senior Tech Writer Macromedia, Inc. and Randy Nielsen JRun Documentation Group Leader Macromedia, Inc. Concerned about the performance of your Web site? Curious about bottlenecks in your code? You can use use JRun's built-in features to determine how long each servlet or JSP takes to execute. Note that this feature was known...   Read Article.

by David McFarland , author of Dreamweaver MX: The Missing Manual 02/07/2003 When Macromedia released Dreamweaver MX, many web developers were excited to see built-in support for PHP and MySQL. Earlier versions of the product supported ASP, ColdFusion, and JSP, but MX finally offered a simple tool for rapidly building database-driven sites using two...   Read Article.

By Randy Nielsen JRun Documentation Group Leader Macromedia, Inc. JRun Server Tags (JST) is a technology introduced in Macromedia JRun Server version 3.1 that you can use to implement custom tag handlers in JSP. Custom tag handlers are called when a JSP page invokes the associated custom tag. JST technology uses JSP syntax to bring the power of custom...   Read Article.

by Steve Anglin ONJava Newsletter for 11/14/2002 Dear Reader, Apache Jakarta Struts has proven to be a solid framework that can be used on systems of all sizes. This week on ONJava.com , JSP and Servlets columnist Sue Spielman offers part two in her two-part series on what's new with Jakarta Struts v1.1 . She covers integration of the Apache Jakarta...   Read Article.

David Carew November 2002 Tiles, an open source project sponsored by the Apache Software Foundation, is a framework that builds on the ability to include other resources in servlets and JSP pages, and lets you assemble pages using predefined page fragments (known as Tiles). This allows view components to be reused and saves developers from having a...   Read Article.

Jeanne Murray developerWorks staff, IBM December 2000 This tutorial teaches techniques for building Internet applications using servlet and JSP technology. A key point is to enable session handling, so the servlet knows which user is doing what. The tutorial shows a URL bookmarking system in which multiple users access a system to add, remove, and update...   Read Article.

By Karl Moss JRun Engineer Allaire Corp. This article explores the built-in authentication mechanisms found in Allaire's JRun 3.0. Servlet/JSP authentication was introduced in the Servlet API specification, version 2.2, which JRun 3.0 supports, and allows you to place authentication and role-based access control (authorization) on any resource delivered...   Read Article.

Noel J. Bergman August 2001 This dW-exclusive tutorial introduces the fundamentals of JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology and discusses the elements that define JSP technology: concepts, syntax, and semantics. It also identifies and exemplifies each element and uses short, specific, topical examples to illustrate each element and illuminate important...   Read Article.

by Steve Anglin ONJava Newsletter for 11/07/2002 Dear Reader, This week on ONJava.com , JSP and Servlets columnist Sue Spielman talks about the latest version of the Jakarta Struts v1.1 framework . Struts has proven to be a solid framework that can be used on systems of all sizes. In beta 2 at the time of this article's writing, Struts will soon...   Read Article.

By Chris Schalk Go to page: 1 2 3 Next A quot;How Toquot; article on working with RSS and JSP with Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3 Introduction Getting Started and JSP Building a Simple JSP RSS App Using JSP Segments to Show Multiple RSS Feeds Summary Introduction You may or may not have noticed that many Web sites today are starting to offer RSS feeds....   Read Article.

by Steve Anglin ONJava Newsletter for 08/15/2002 Dear Reader, The future of JSP development is here, and its name is the JSP Standard Tag Library. JSTL provides a set of standardized JSP custom actions to handle the tasks needed in almost all JSP pages, including conditional pro- cessing, internationalization, database access, and XML processing. This...   Read Article.

ASP, ColdFusion, JSP, PHP, Perl, Access, MSSQL, MySQL, Sybase, Oracle does your Web app framework let you take your pick? CodeCharge 2.0 respects your language and database preferences. By John Reitano Creating database-driven Web applications is easy: Just choose your favorite programming language, code some HTML template pages and write a little code...   Read Article.

by Amit Goel 04/30/2003 The linking mechanism currently supported by HTML ( a href=quot;destination.htmlquot; ) 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., quot;download PDF version,quot; quot;download...   Read Article.

by Ronel Submicay Most web developers at some point have faced or will face the dilemma of writing web applications requiring an initialization process triggered when a user first enters as well as some type of housekeeping when a user leaves. With the statelessness of the web, this task is not always straightforward and is often quite messy without...   Read Article.

by Hans Bergsten , author of JavaServer Pages, 2nd Edition 10/30/2002 Previous installments in this series gave you an overview of JSTL--the new specification of commonly needed JSP tag libraries--and showed you how to use the core, internationalization, and database JSTL actions, as well as how to use JSTL effectively in an MVC application. In this...   Read Article.