JSTL 1.0: What JSP Applications Need, Part 3

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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 final installment, we'll look at how you can leverage the JSTL classes when you develop your own custom actions. To understand what I...n

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