Professional Jakarta Struts (Programmer to Programmer)

ISBN: 0764544373
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2003
Pages: 183

Authors: James Goodwill, Richard Hightower

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Table of Contents
BackCover
Professional Jakarta Struts
Introduction
Chapter 1: Introducing the Jakarta Struts Project and its Supporting Components
Web Applications
The Tomcat JSPServlet Container
What s Next?
Chapter 2: An Overview of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages Architectures
The Java Servlet Architecture
What Are JavaServer Pages?
What s Next
Chapter 3: Getting Started with Struts
Creating Your First Struts Application
What s Next
Chapter 4: Actions and ActionServlet
The Action Class
Struts Plugins
The RequestProcessor
What s Next
Chapter 5: Advanced Action Classes
IncludeAction
DispatchAction
LookupDispatchAction
SwitchAction
What s Next
Chapter 6: Building the Presentation Layer
What s Next
Chapter 7: Debugging Struts Applications
Eclipse
IntelliJ
What s Next?
Chapter 8: Working with Custom ActionMappings
Creating a Custom ActionMapping
What s Next
Chapter 9: Internationalizing Your Struts Applications
i18n Components of a Struts Application
Internationalizing the wroxapp Application
What s Next
Chapter 10: Managing Errors
Adding Error Handling to the wroxapp Application
What s Next?
Chapter 11: Integrating the Jakarta Commons Database Connection Pool (DBCP)
Integrating the DBCP into Your Struts Application
What s Next
Chapter 12: Working with the Validator
Getting Started with the Validator Framework
An Overview of the Standard Rules
Constants
Working with Dates
Making Fields Required
Working with E-Mail and Credit Cards
Extending Validate and Custom Validation in the Validate Method of an Action
Writing Your Own Rules
Working with DynaActionForms
Working with Client-Side JavaScript
Using a Workflow Form
i18n for Validation
Summary
Chapter 13: Using Tiles
The Tiles Framework
Creating a Definition
Understanding Tile Scope
Understanding Lists
Extending Definitions
Nesting Tiles
Tile Controllers
Using a Tile as an ActionForward
What s Next
Chapter 14: Developing a Complete Struts Application
What s Next?
Chapter 15: The struts-config.xml File
The Struts Sub-Elements
Adding a DataSource
Adding FormBean Definitions
Adding Global Exceptions
Adding Global Forwards
Adding Actions
Adding Controller Elements
Adding Message Resources
Adding Plugins
What s Next
Chapter 16: The HTML Tag Library
html:base
html:button
html:cancel
html:checkbox
html:errors
html:file
html:form
html:hidden
html:html
html:image
html:img
html:javascript
html:link
html:messages
html:multibox
html:option
html:options
html:optionsCollection
html:password
html:radio
html:reset
html:rewrite
html:select
html:submit
html:text
html:textarea
html:xhtml
Chapter 17: The Tiles Tag Library
tiles:insert
tiles:definition
tiles:put
tiles:putList
tiles:add
tiles:get
tiles:getAsString
tiles:useAttribute
tiles:importAttribute
tiles:initComponentDefinitions
Chapter 18: The Logic Tag Library
logic:empty
logic:notEmpty
logic:equal
logic:notEqual
logic:forward
logic:redirect
logic:greaterEqual
logic:greaterThan
logic:iterate
logic:lessEqual
logic:lessThan
logic:match
logic:notMatch
logic:present
logic:notPresent
Chapter 19: The Template Tag Library
template:get
template:insert
template:put
Chapter 20: The Bean Tag Library
bean:cookie
bean:define
bean:header
bean:include
bean:message
bean:page
bean:parameter
bean:resource
bean:size
bean:struts
bean:write
Chapter 21: Struts Cookbook
Populating ActionForms with Domain Objects
Uploading Files
Context-Sensitive Error Messages
Best Practices
Useful Related Utilities
Index
Index_B
Index_C
Index_D
Index_E
Index_F
Index_G
Index_H
Index_I
Index_J
Index_L
Index_M
Index_N-O
Index_P
Index_R
Index_S
Index_T
Index_U-V
Index_W
Index_X
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Listings