© Luciano Manelli and Giulio Zambon 2020
L. Manelli, G. ZambonBeginning Jakarta EE Web Developmenthttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5866-8_5

5. Eshop Application

Luciano Manelli1  and Giulio Zambon2
(1)
Taranto, Italy
(2)
Harrison, ACT, Australia
 

In the first three chapters, you learned a large portion of JSP’s components through brief examples, while in the fourth chapter you were introduced to the Eshop application and implemented the database. In this chapter, I will tell you how everything fits together in complex applications.

The insertion of Java code into HTML modules opens up the possibility of building dynamic web pages, but to say that it is possible doesn’t mean you can do it efficiently and effectively. If you start developing complex applications ...

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