The Java(TM) Web Server has emerged as a powerful tool for creating dynamic, interactive Web applications. Web sites using cutting-edge servlet technology with the Java Web Server have better performance, security, scalability, and cross-platform flexibility than those using CGI and other server-side technologies. 
The Developer's Guide to the Java(TM) Web Server provides a comprehensive description of the Java Web Server and specific techniques for putting this technology to work. The book describes the underlying servlet technology, reviews Java Web Server features, explores design options, and demonstrates the development process. 
Drawing on their unparalleled real-world experience creating one of the largest web sites using the Java Web Server, the authors present many proven design and coding techniques. In addition, a plethora of working examples form the framework for an application that features registration, communication with existing Web services, error reporting, and templating. 
In this book, you will find detailed information on topics such as: 
-- The Servlet API Each Java Web Server feature thoroughly explained Creating, configuring, and managing servlets Templating and session tracking Writing thread-safe code Optimizing code for the Java virtual machine and Java class libraries Communicating with external applications with sockets, CORBA, RMI, e-mail, and JDBC(TM) Java Web Server application design Debugging, stress testing, and performance tuning Customizing security Building services 
 The accompanying CD-ROM includes the sample applications and code examples from the book. 
 With its focus on practical techniques for solving real-world challenges, this book gives you the knowledge and skills to apply the Java Web Server to your own server-side Web applications.

The Developer's Guide to the Java(TM) Web Server(TM): Building Effective and Scalable Server-Side Applications

Computers & Technology

Woods, Dan

Pekowsky, Larne

Snee, Tom

Programming Languages

Addison-Wesley

Provides a hands-on guide to building dynamic Web pages with JSP. Demonstrates step-by-step basics of Web development with JSP, beans, and just enough Java programming to add better control to pages. Softcover. CD-ROM included. JavaServer pages.

JavaServer Pages

Web Development & Design

Addison-Wesley Pub (Sd)

This book teaches beginner programmers how to create dynamic web sites with JavaServer Pages (JSP) using many examples. This tutorial/reference brings JavaServer Pages to the huge audience of non-programmers and allows them to get the most productivity from JSPs, with the least effort. This second edition covers the latest release of the JSP specification (2.0), including overviews of some related technologies such as servlets, the Java standard tag library (JSTL), Jakarta Struts, and databases. The second edition of this bestseller includes a number of standard extensions to JSPs, as well as a number of best practices that have been developed since the first edition was written.Over the past few years, JavaServer Pages have become a popular and important technology for building dynamic web sites. Several commercial implementations, as well as wide-spread open-source ones, already exist and are in wide use. Unlike Microsoft's Active Server Pages, JSPs do not tie the developer to any particular platform, and are available to developers at no cost.

JavaServer Pages, Second Edition

Addison-Wesley Professional

"If you're a Java developer interested in leveraging open source tools to build multitier applications, Larne Pekowsky can help--this book will walk you all the way through development, build, testing, and deployment. This soup-to-nuts coverage is a rare find."
--Angela Yochem, author of J2EE Applications and BEA WebLogic Server, Second Edition (Prentice Hall, 2004)
The Jakarta project consists of many powerful open source tools for the Java platform, but most lack tutorials or clear online help documentation. Apache Jakarta and Beyond is the definitive guide to using Jakarta and other Java open source tools to develop Web applications more efficiently and effectively.
In this example-packed book, readers will find <ul><li>An introduction to the philosophy behind the Jakarta project</li></ul>
<ul><li>Details on many ready-to-use Java toolkits, including Ant, JUnit, Cactus, Log4J, POI, Tomcat, James, Struts, and more</li></ul>
<ul><li>In-depth guidelines on how to develop with multiple toolkits </li></ul>
<ul><li>A guide to splitting work along lines of "what is available" and "what must be written"</li></ul>
<ul><li>Best practices for development, such as the model/view/controller paradigm</li></ul>
<ul><li>Numerous examples that can serve as templates for readers' own projects</li></ul>
The accompanying CD-ROM contains templates and complete code examples from the book. Whether you are developing client applications, Web applications, or Web services, Apache Jakarta and Beyond will help you use existing code to simplify the task at hand.

Apache Jakarta And Beyond: A Java Programmer's Introduction

Programming

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