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Chapter 2: An Overview of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages Architectures
Listing 2.1: SimpleServlet.java.
Listing 2.2: ContextServlet.java.
Listing 2.3: Context.jsp.
Listing 2.4: ParameterServlet.java.
Listing 2.5: Form.html.
Listing 2.6: Creating a JSP error page: errorpage.jsp.
Listing 2.7: Using a JSP error page: testerror.jsp.
Listing 2.8: Using the out object: out.jsp.
Listing 2.9: Using the request object: request.jsp.
Listing 2.10: Using the session object: session.jsp.
Listing 2.11: Example of a Counter bean: Counter.java.
Listing 2.12: A JSP that uses the Counter bean: counter.jsp.
Listing 2.13: Example of the include action: include.jsp.
Listing 2.14: The JSP evaluated in include.jsp: header.jsp.
Listing 2.15: Example of the forward action: forward.jsp.
Listing 2.16: welcome.jsp.
Listing 2.17: management.jsp.
Chapter 3: Getting Started with Struts
Listing 3.1: index.jsp.
Listing 3.2: The LookupForm implementation LookupForm.java.
Listing 3.3: quote.jsp.
Listing 3.4: The LookupAction bean.
Listing 3.5: The complete struts-config.xml file.
Listing 3.6: The complete web.xml file.
Chapter 4: Actions and ActionServlet
Listing 4.1: WroxPlugin.java.
Listing 4.2: WroxRequestProcessor.java.
Listing 4.3: struts-config.xml.
Chapter 6: Building the Presentation Layer
Listing 6.1: LookupForm.java.
Listing 6.2: DynamicLookupAction.java.
Listing 6.3: Dynamicindex.jsp.
Chapter 8: Working with Custom ActionMappings
Listing 8.1: WroxActionMapping.java.
Listing 8.2: The modified ch03.LookupAction.java.
Chapter 9: Internationalizing Your Struts Applications
Listing 9.1: The Italian ApplicationResources_it_IT.properties file.
Listing 9.2: The English ApplicationResources_en_US.properties file.
Listing 9.3: The modified web.xml file.
Listing 9.4: The internationalized index.jsp.
Listing 9.5: The internationalized quote.jsp.
Chapter 10: Managing Errors
Listing 10.1: The modified LookupForm.java.
Listing 10.2: The modified index.jsp.
Listing 10.3: The modified LookupAction.java.
Listing 10.4: The modified ApplicationResources_en_US.properties file.
Listing 10.5: The modified ApplicationResources_it_IT.properties file.
Chapter 11: Integrating the Jakarta Commons Database Connection Pool (DBCP)
Listing 11.1: Code added to struts-config.xml to initialize the DataSource.
Listing 11.2: Modifying the getQuote() method to use a DataSource object.
Chapter 12: Working with the Validator
Listing 12.1: The input JSP that uses the Action form (input.jsp).
Listing 12.2: Rules for the inputForm.
Listing 12.3: Form that uses minlength and maxlength.
Listing 12.4: Sample code using regular expressions.
Listing 12.5: Validating a US phone number.
Listing 12.6: Step1.jsp.
Listing 12.7: Step2.jsp.
Listing 12.8: Example validation.xml using workflow.
Chapter 13: Using Tiles
Listing 13.1: siteLayout.jsp.
Listing 13.2: siteLayoutDefinition.jsp.
Listing 13.3: listTileScope.
Listing 13.4: header2.jsp.
Listing 13.5: tiles-def.xml.
Listing 13.6: siteLayout3.jsp.
Listing 13.7: index6.jsp.
Listing 13.8: linkLayout.jsp.
Listing 13.9: ch13.SimpleController.
Chapter 14: Developing a Complete Struts Application
Listing 14.1: An Empty struts-config.xml File.
Listing 14.2: Default web.xml File.
Listing 14.3: The English Resource Bundle ApplicationResources.properties.
Listing 14.4a: The web.xml File after Adding the Application Resource Bundle.
Listing 14.4b: The web.xml File after Adding the HTML, Logic, and Bean Tag Libraries.
Listing 14.5: The Employee Object.
Listing 14.6: The EmployeeData Object.
Listing 14.7: index.jsp.
Listing 14.8: The web.xml file after adding the index.jsp welcome file.
Listing 14.9: EmployeeListAction.java.
Listing 14.10: The employeelist.jsp.
Listing 14.11: The web.xml file after adding the Employee List components.
Listing 14.12: The Add Employee View.
Listing 14.13: The EmployeeForm.java.
Listing 14.14: The Add EmployeeAction.java.
Listing 14.15: The web.xml file after adding the Add Employee components.
Listing 14.16: The GetEmployeeAction.java.
Listing 14.17: The Edit Employee view.
Listing 14.18: The EditEmployeeAction.
Listing 14.19: The struts-config.xml file after adding the Edit Employee components.
Listing 14.20: The DeleteEmployeeAction.
Listing 14.21: The struts-config.xml file after adding the DeleteEmployee components.
Chapter 15: The struts-config.xml File
Listing 15.1: The struts-config.xml file.
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Professional Jakarta Struts (Programmer to Programmer)
ISBN: 0764544373
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 183
Authors:
James Goodwill
,
Richard Hightower
BUY ON AMAZON
CISSP Exam Cram 2
Put Yourself to the Test
Assessing Exam Readiness
Environmental Controls
Policies, Procedures, Standards, Baselines, and Guidelines
Programming Languages
Excel Scientific and Engineering Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Spanning Long Statements over Multiple Lines
Using Conditional Statements
Creating Your Own Objects in VBA
VBA Help
Recipe 4-14. Displaying Error Bars
Visual C# 2005 How to Program (2nd Edition)
The Framework Class Library
internal Access
Multiple Document Interface (MDI) Windows
J.7. Class Account
Additional Simple Type Information
Ruby Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Responding to Calls to Undefined Methods
Parsing Invalid Markup
Making an HTTPS Web Request
Using a C Library from Ruby
Running Code as Another User
What is Lean Six Sigma
Key #2: Improve Your Processes
Key #4: Base Decisions on Data and Facts
Making Improvements That Last: An Illustrated Guide to DMAIC and the Lean Six Sigma Toolkit
The Experience of Making Improvements: What Its Like to Work on Lean Six Sigma Projects
Six Things Managers Must Do: How to Support Lean Six Sigma
Python Standard Library (Nutshell Handbooks) with
The operator Module
The select Module
The CGIHTTPServer Module
The imp Module
The token Module
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