Beginning JSP, JSF and Tomcat: Java Web Development

Table of contents

1. Title
2. Contents at a Glance
3. Contents
4. About the Author
5. About the Technical Reviewers
6. Chapter 1: Introducing JSP and Tomcat
   1. Installing Java
   2. Installing Tomcat
   3. What Is JSP?
   4. Hello World!
   5. Listing the HTML-Request Parameters
   6. Summary
7. Chapter 2: JSP Elements
   1. Introduction
   2. Scripting Elements and Java
   3. Implicit Objects
   4. Directive Elements
   5. Summary
8. Chapter 3: JSP Application Architectures
   1. The Model 1 Architecture
   2. The Model 2 Architecture
   3. Eclipse
   4. A Better Online Bookshop
   5. The E-shop Architecture
   6. Summary
9. Chapter 4: JSP in Action
   1. JSP Standard Actions
   2. Comments and Escape Characters
   3. JSP’s Tag Extension Mechanism
   4. JSTL and EL
   5. Summary
10. Chapter 5: XML and JSP
    1. The XML Document
    2. Defining Your Own XML Documents
    3. JSTL-XML and XSL
    4. JSP in XML Syntax
    5. Summary
11. Chapter 6: Databases
    1. MySQL
    2. Database Basics
    3. SQL Scripts
    4. Java API
    5. DB Access in E-shop
    6. What about the XML Syntax?
    7. Possible Alternatives to MySQL
    8. Summary
12. Chapter 7: JavaServer Faces 2.2
    1. The simplef Application
    2. The simplefx and simpleh Applications
    3. The JSF Life Cycle
    4. The JSF Tag Libraries
    5. Summary
13. Chapter 8: JSF and eshop
    1. eshopf
    2. Using and Creating Converters
    3. Using and Creating Validators
    4. Creating Custom Components
    5. faces-config.xml
    6. Summary
14. Chapter 9: Tomcat
    1. Tomcat’s Architecture and server.xml
    2. Directory Structure
    3. Logging the Requests
    4. Tomcat on Port 80
    5. Creating a Virtual Host
    6. HTTPS
    7. Application Deployment
    8. Summary
15. Chapter 10: eshop*
    1. The eshop Application
    2. The eshopx Application
    3. The eshopf Application
    4. Summary
16. APPENDIX A: The Web Page
    1. The WWW Network
    2. URLs, Hosts, and Paths
    3. XHTML vs HTML
    4. XHTML/HTML Elements
    5. HTML5
    6. HTML Documents
    7. Standard Attributes
    8. Event Attributes
    9. Tables
    10. Input Forms
    11. Lists
    12. Image Maps
    13. Cascading Style Sheets
    14. Using a Style Sheet to Implement Tabs
    15. JavaScript
17. APPENDIX B: SQL Practical Introduction
    1. SQL Terminology
    2. Transactions
    3. Conventions
    4. Statements
    5. Reserved SQL Keywords
18. APPENDIX C: Abbreviations and Acronyms
19. Index