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Contents at a Glance

„ About the Author.................................................................................................. xiv

„ About the Technical Reviewers ............................................................................ xv
„ Chapter 1: Introducing JSP and Tomcat .................................................................1
„ Chapter 2: JSP Elements.......................................................................................19
„ Chapter 3: JSP Application Architectures ............................................................49
„ Chapter 4: JSP in Action .......................................................................................79
„ Chapter 5: XML and JSP .....................................................................................121
„ Chapter 6: Databases..........................................................................................159
„ Chapter 7: JavaServer Faces 2.2 ........................................................................189
„ Chapter 8: JSF and eshop ...................................................................................231
„ Chapter 9: Tomcat...............................................................................................259
„ Chapter 10: eshop* .............................................................................................281
„ Appendix A: The Web Page .................................................................................317
„ Appendix B: SQL Practical Introduction..............................................................379
„ Appendix C: Abbreviations and Acronyms..........................................................405
„ Index ...................................................................................................................409

iii
Contents

„ About the Author.................................................................................................. xiv

„ About the Technical Reviewers ............................................................................ xv
„ Chapter 1: Introducing JSP and Tomcat .................................................................1
Installing Java....................................................................................................................3
Java Test .................................................................................................................................................. 5
Installing Tomcat ...............................................................................................................6
Simple Tomcat Test.................................................................................................................................. 8
What Is JSP?......................................................................................................................9
Viewing a JSP Page................................................................................................................................ 10
Hello World! .....................................................................................................................12
Listing the HTML-Request Parameters............................................................................16
Summary .........................................................................................................................17
„ Chapter 2: JSP Elements.......................................................................................19
Introduction .....................................................................................................................19
Scripting Elements and Java ...........................................................................................20
Scriptlets ................................................................................................................................................ 20
Expressions ............................................................................................................................................ 20
Declarations............................................................................................................................................ 21
Data Types and Variables ....................................................................................................................... 21
Objects and Arrays ................................................................................................................................. 23
Operators, Assignments, and Comparisons ........................................................................................... 24

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Selections ............................................................................................................................................... 25
Iterations ................................................................................................................................................ 26
Implicit Objects................................................................................................................27
The application Object....................................................................................................................... 27
The config Object ................................................................................................................................. 30
The exception Object........................................................................................................................... 31
The out Object ....................................................................................................................................... 32
The pageContext Object....................................................................................................................... 34
The request Object............................................................................................................................... 34
The response Object............................................................................................................................. 43
The session Object............................................................................................................................... 43
Directive Elements...........................................................................................................44
The page Directive ................................................................................................................................. 44
The include Directive ........................................................................................................................... 47
The taglib Directive ............................................................................................................................. 47

Summary .........................................................................................................................47
„ Chapter 3: JSP Application Architectures ............................................................49
The Model 1 Architecture ................................................................................................49
The Model 2 Architecture ................................................................................................50
The E-bookshop Home Page .................................................................................................................. 52
The E-bookshop Servlet ......................................................................................................................... 54
More on E-bookshop .............................................................................................................................. 57
E-bookshop’s Folder Structure............................................................................................................... 60
Eclipse .............................................................................................................................63
Creating a New Web Project................................................................................................................... 67
Importing a WAR file............................................................................................................................... 69
Eclipse Occasional Bugs......................................................................................................................... 70

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A Better Online Bookshop................................................................................................70

Objects and Operations .......................................................................................................................... 71
The Customer Interface .......................................................................................................................... 72
The E-shop Architecture ..................................................................................................73
The Model............................................................................................................................................... 73
The Controller ......................................................................................................................................... 74
The View ................................................................................................................................................. 76
Summary .........................................................................................................................77
„ Chapter 4: JSP in Action .......................................................................................79
JSP Standard Actions ......................................................................................................79
Actions: forward, include, and param .................................................................................................... 79
Action: useBean...................................................................................................................................... 82
Actions: setProperty and getProperty..................................................................................................... 84
Action: text ............................................................................................................................................. 87
Actions: element, attribute, and body..................................................................................................... 87
Actions: plugin, params, and fallback .................................................................................................... 88
Comments and Escape Characters..................................................................................90
JSP’s Tag Extension Mechanism.....................................................................................90
Bodyless Custom Actions ....................................................................................................................... 91
Bodied Custom Actions........................................................................................................................... 95
Tag Files ................................................................................................................................................. 98
JSTL and EL ...................................................................................................................103
JSP Expression Language .................................................................................................................... 103
JSP Standard Tag Library ..................................................................................................................... 107
The Core Library ................................................................................................................................... 109
The i18n Library: Writing Multi-Lingual Applications ........................................................................... 112
Summary .......................................................................................................................119

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„ Chapter 5: XML and JSP .....................................................................................121

The XML Document........................................................................................................122
Defining Your Own XML Documents ..............................................................................123
XML DTDs ............................................................................................................................................. 124
XML Schemas....................................................................................................................................... 124
Validation.............................................................................................................................................. 132
JSTL-XML and XSL ........................................................................................................139
XPath .................................................................................................................................................... 139
An XPath Example ................................................................................................................................ 143
x:parse.................................................................................................................................................. 145
XSLT: Transformation from One XML Format to Another...................................................................... 146
XSLT: Transformation from XML to HTML ............................................................................................ 147
XSL Transformation: Browser Side vs. Server Side.............................................................................. 148
x:transform and x:param ...................................................................................................................... 152
JSP in XML Syntax.........................................................................................................153
Summary .......................................................................................................................157
„ Chapter 6: Databases..........................................................................................159
MySQL............................................................................................................................159
MySQL Test........................................................................................................................................... 161
MySQL/Tomcat Test ............................................................................................................................. 165
Database Basics ............................................................................................................168
SQL Scripts ....................................................................................................................170
Java API .........................................................................................................................171
Connecting to the Database ................................................................................................................. 172
Accessing Data..................................................................................................................................... 173
Transactions ......................................................................................................................................... 176
DB Access in E-shop......................................................................................................176

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What about the XML Syntax?.........................................................................................180

Possible Alternatives to MySQL .....................................................................................184
Summary .......................................................................................................................187
„ Chapter 7: JavaServer Faces 2.2 ........................................................................189
The simplef Application .................................................................................................189
An Alternative to <managed-bean>..................................................................................................... 195
The simplefx and simpleh Applications .........................................................................195
The JSF Life Cycle .........................................................................................................197
Event Handling...................................................................................................................................... 199
The JSF Tag Libraries ....................................................................................................199
The html Library .................................................................................................................................. 200
The core Library .................................................................................................................................. 205
The facelet Library ............................................................................................................................ 215
The composite Library........................................................................................................................ 224
Summary .......................................................................................................................229
„ Chapter 8: JSF and eshop ...................................................................................231
eshopf............................................................................................................................231
The Top Menu....................................................................................................................................... 232
The Left Menu (part 1) .......................................................................................................................... 233
The Shop Manager ............................................................................................................................... 235
The Left Menu (part 2) .......................................................................................................................... 236
The Checkout Page............................................................................................................................... 237
web.xml ................................................................................................................................................ 238
Using and Creating Converters ......................................................................................240
Writing the Converter in Java ............................................................................................................... 241
Registering the Converter with the Application.................................................................................... 243
Using the Converter .............................................................................................................................. 243

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Using and Creating Validators .......................................................................................243

Built-In Validators ................................................................................................................................. 244
Application-Level Validation ................................................................................................................. 245
Custom Validators................................................................................................................................. 246
Validation Methods in Backing Beans .................................................................................................. 247
Creating Custom Components .......................................................................................248
Component ........................................................................................................................................... 249
Renderer............................................................................................................................................... 251
Tag........................................................................................................................................................ 253
Inline Renderer ..................................................................................................................................... 256
faces-config.xml............................................................................................................257
Summary .......................................................................................................................257
„ Chapter 9: Tomcat...............................................................................................259
Tomcat’s Architecture and server.xml...........................................................................259
Context ................................................................................................................................................. 260
Connector ............................................................................................................................................. 261
Host ...................................................................................................................................................... 261
Engine................................................................................................................................................... 262
Service.................................................................................................................................................. 262
Server ................................................................................................................................................... 262
Listener................................................................................................................................................. 263
Global Naming Resources .................................................................................................................... 263
Realm ................................................................................................................................................... 263
Cluster .................................................................................................................................................. 263
Valve ..................................................................................................................................................... 264
Loader and Manager............................................................................................................................. 264
Directory Structure ........................................................................................................264
conf....................................................................................................................................................... 265

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