November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
12h 17m
English
Topics in This Chapter
JSTL Overview
Getting Started
A Simple JSTL Web Application
JSTL Design Principles
Since its introduction in 1995, Java has become the programming language of choice for developing e-business applications.[1] One of the main reasons for Java's success is its extensive class library, which lets developers implement complex applications with relative ease. Until now, server-side Java developers have had little in the way of a server-side class library beyond the servlet and JavaServer Pages (JSP) APIs. But as three major JSP specifications come to fruition in the latter part of 2002—JSP 2.0, JavaServer Faces, and the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)—server-side Java developers will suddenly be standing on ...