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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
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Cisco IP Communications Express: CallManager Express with Cisco Unity Express
Summary
Using an Automated Attendant or a Receptionist in Your Office
Cisco CME GUI Customization Via XML
Step 2: Basic Router Setup
General Troubleshooting Techniques
Mapping Hacks: Tips & Tools for Electronic Cartography
Hacks 14-21
Hack 27. Calculate the Distance Between Points on the Earths Surface
Hack 29. Plot Arbitrary Points on a World Map
Hack 41. Plot Points on an Interactive Map Using DHTML
Hack 95. Model Interactive Spaces
Special Edition Using Crystal Reports 10
Understanding Linked Versus Unlinked Subreports
Installing the Crystal Repository
Troubleshooting
Deploying Crystal Enterprise in a Complex Network Environment
Printing Reports from the Browser
Persuasive Technology: Using Computers to Change What We Think and Do (Interactive Technologies)
Computers as Persuasive Media Simulation
Credibility and Computers
Increasing Persuasion through Mobility and Connectivity
The Ethics of Persuasive Technology
Captology Looking Forward
Sap Bw: a Step By Step Guide for Bw 2.0
Organizing Workbooks Using BEx Browser
Summary
Maintaining InfoCube Data
Development Class
Appendix C. Glossary
Quartz Job Scheduling Framework: Building Open Source Enterprise Applications
What about Alternative Solutions?
Getting Started with Quartz
Job Storage
Configuring Datasources for JobStoreCMT
Using a ServletContextListener
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