- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- The Basics
- Server Setup and Configuration
- Download the Java Development Kit (JDK)
- Download a Server for Your Desktop
- Change the Port and Configure Other Server Settings
- Test the Server
- Try Some Simple HTML and JSP Pages
- Set Up Your Development Environment
- Compile and Test Some Simple Servlets
- Establish a Simplified Deployment Method
- Deployment Directories for Default Web Application: Summary
- A Fast Introduction to Basic Servlet Programming
- The Advantages of Servlets Over “Traditional” CGI
- Basic Servlet Structure
- The Servlet Life Cycle
- The Client Request: Form Data
- The Client Request: HTTP Request Headers
- The Servlet Equivalent of the Standard CGI Variables
- The Server Response: HTTP Status Codes
- The Server Response: HTTP Response Headers
- Cookies
- Session Tracking
- A Fast Introduction to Basic JSP Programming
- Server Setup and Configuration
- Web Applications
- Using and Deploying Web Applications
- Controlling Web Application Behavior with web.xml
- Defining the Header and Root Elements
- The Order of Elements within the Deployment Descriptor
- Assigning Names and Custom URLs
- Disabling the Invoker Servlet
- Initializing and Preloading Servlets and JSP Pages
- Declaring Filters
- Specifying Welcome Pages
- Designating Pages to Handle Errors
- Providing Security
- Controlling Session Timeouts
- Documenting Web Applications
- Associating Files with MIME Types
- Locating Tag Library Descriptors
- Designating Application Event Listeners
- J2EE Elements
- A Sample Web Application: An Online Boat Shop
- Web Application Security
- Major New Servlet and JSP Capabilities
- Servlet and JSP Filters
- Creating Basic Filters
- Example: A Reporting Filter
- Accessing the Servlet Context from Filters
- Example: A Logging Filter
- Using Filter Initialization Parameters
- Example: An Access Time Filter
- Blocking the Response
- Example: A Prohibited-Site Filter
- Modifying the Response
- Example: A Replacement Filter
- Example: A Compression Filter
- The Complete Filter Deployment Descriptor
- The Application Events Framework
- Monitoring Creation and Destruction of the Servlet Context
- Example: Initializing Commonly Used Data
- Detecting Changes in Servlet Context Attributes
- Example: Monitoring Changes to Commonly Used Data
- Packaging Listeners with Tag Libraries
- Example: Packaging the Company Name Listeners
- Recognizing Session Creation and Destruction
- Example: A Listener That Counts Sessions
- Watching for Changes in Session Attributes
- Example: Monitoring Yacht Orders
- Using Multiple Cooperating Listeners
- The Complete Events Deployment Descriptor
- Servlet and JSP Filters
- New Tag Library Capabilities
- New Tag Library Features in JSP 1.2
- Using the New Tag Library Descriptor Format
- Bundling Listeners with Tag Libraries
- Checking Syntax with TagLibraryValidator
- Aside: Parsing XML with SAX 2.0
- Handling Exceptions with the TryCatchFinally Interface
- New Names for Return Values
- Looping Without Generating BodyContent
- Introducing Scripting Variables in the TLD File
- The JSP Standard Tag Library
- New Tag Library Features in JSP 1.2
- Server Organization and Structure
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