JSP and XML[c] Integrating XML and Web Services in Your JSP Application
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JSP and XML[c] Integrating XML and Web Services in Your JSP Application
ISBN: 672323540
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 26
Pages: 26
- JSP and XML Integrating XML and Web Services in Your JSP Application
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- On XML
- On Web Services
- On the Structure of the Book
- A Word about Source Code
- How to Use the Book
- Conventions Used in This Book
- A Final Note
- Part I. Data, XML, and Web Services Introduction
- Chapter 1. Integrating JSP and Data
- Using JSP with a Database
- Other Considerations
- Basic Design Concepts
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Introduction to XMLXSL
- What Is XML?
- Rules of XML
- On to Using XML
- XSL
- Summary
- Chapter 3. Understanding Web Services
- What Is a Web Service?
- Crystal Ball Readings
- The ABCs of Web Services
- How to Use a Web Service
- Summary
- Part II. Integrating JSP and XML
- Chapter 4. A Quick Start to JSP and XML Together
- The Relationship Between XML and JSP
- Java XMLXSL APIs
- Summary
- Chapter 5. Using DOM
- What Is the DOM?
- Nodes and Tree Structure
- Programming with DOM
- JDOM, dom4j, and Deferred DOM
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Programming SAX
- What Is SAX?
- The Workings of SAX
- Summary
- Chapter 7. Successfully Using JSP and XML in an Application
- Using a Java Representation of an XML Document
- Why Not Just Use SAX or DOM?
- Installing JDOM and dom4j
- Why Both JDOM and dom4j?
- Common Ways to Use XML
- Using a Database with XML
- Pulling in XML Files
- Summary
- Chapter 8. Integrating JSP and Web Services
- Thinking in JSP and Web Services
- Integrating a Web Service into a JSP Page
- When Should You Build Your Own Web Service?
- Building a Corporate Web Service
- Apache SOAP Help
- Summary
- Chapter 9. Advanced JSP and XML Techniques
- Accessing Web Services from a Browser
- Handling Large XML Documents
- Handling Special Characters and Encoding
- Using XML Tag Libraries
- Summary
- Part III. Building JSP Sites to Use XML
- Chapter 10. Using XSLJSP in Web Site Design
- Handling XML Files Directly
- Building an XML Servlet Handler
- Summary
- Chapter 11. Using XML in Reporting Systems
- Architecture of Reporting Systems
- When to Use XML with Reports
- Data Source for Reports
- ResultSet to XML
- Bringing It All Together
- The Sorting Table Stylesheet
- The Cross Tab Stylesheet
- Summary
- Chapter 12. Advanced XML in Reporting Systems
- Multiple-Page Reports
- Reports on Data with One-to-Many Relationships
- Real-World Reporting Systems
- Well-Formed Documents Revisited
- Summary
- Chapter 13. Browser Considerations with XML
- Client-Side XML and Browser Support
- Client-Side JavaScript and XML
- Client-Side Transformations and XML
- Summary
- Chapter 14. Building a Web Service
- Designing a Web Service
- Building the Web Service
- Creating a WSDL File
- Registering Within UDDI
- Using Java to Access a WSDL Document
- Summary
- Chapter 15. Advanced Application Design
- Dynamic JSP
- SOAP Server Security Concerns
- Quick Takes
- Summary
- Part IV. Appendixes
- Appendix A. Setting Up
- Installing the JSP Environment
- NetBeans
- The MySQL Database Server
- Summary
- Appendix B. Introduction to JSP and How Things Work
- JSP Basics
- JSP Actions, Directives, and Implicit Objects
- A More Robust JSP Example
- Additional Information About JSP
- Summary
- Appendix C. Tag Library
- Tag Library Overview
- What Is a Tag Library?
- The Six Steps to Building Tag Libraries
- Tag Library Concepts
- Building a Tag Library
- General Notes
- Summary
- Appendix D. XSL Reference
- XSLT and XPath
- Reference
JSP and XML[c] Integrating XML and Web Services in Your JSP Application
ISBN: 672323540
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 26
Pages: 26