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A critical part of the Java 2 Platform\'s Enterprise Edition (J2EE) standard is the specification for deploying applications in a consistent manner. JRun 3.0 leverages this powerful standard to allow developers to bring the advantages of sound planning and standards-based deployment to all of their production JRun applications. Planning Deploying Planning Planning a production environment will necessarily be an application-specific task.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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The JavaServer Pages (JSP) 1.1 specification provides a standard, XML-based interface for defining a tag library within JSP. Tag libraries based on this interface will provide for faster development than with traditional JSP code and will open JSP development to a broader audience of developers. Allaire has released the JRun Custom Tag Library with JRun 3.0 using these JSP tag extensions. This library empowers developers to integrate Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) functionality.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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The linking mechanism currently supported by HTML (a href=\"destination.html\" ) allows us to create hyperlinks that can have only one destination. To add context-related destinations to a hyperlink, we either need to supply them as links within parentheses (e.g., \"download PDF version,\" \"download Word version,\" etc.), or make the reader scroll to a different part of the page (e.g., a \"Resources\" section), sometimes causing the reader to lose context.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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In any Web-based application where program logic requires information submitted by the user to be validated, the creators of the application can check data in two ways. The first method is to do validation on the client side, even before anything is submitted to the server. Usually, this is done using JavaScript running in the client\'s Internet browser. While the form is being submitted, the script will check all required fields and pop up error.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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Most web developers at some point have faced or will face the dilemma of writing web applications requiring an initialization process triggered when a user first enters as well as some type of housekeeping when a user leaves. With the statelessness of the web, this task is not always straightforward and is often quite messy without some type of session tracking mechanism. At times developers may also need to operations when a JSP application starts up or ends.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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Do you need the powerful collaborative features that Lotus Domino provides, such as industrial-strength messaging, interactive applications, secured access, workflow, and content management? Do you also want to take advantage of J2EE applications and the object-oriented, portable, multi-threading capabilities they provide? You can have it all with JavaServer Pages (JSPs) technology.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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One of the main advantages of JavaServer Pages is the ability to generate dynamic content. JSPs generate dynamic HTML pages by using Java control structures like for loops and if statements. As a result, forms can be generated dynamically following some specified logical layout. Consider the simple task of generating a string repeatedly. This can easily be done by putting the string inside a for loop.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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In this guide, you will find: An introduction to the Java Language Conversion Assistant (JLCA). Video presentations on the conversion process, background material, and best practices. A comprehensive set of white papers on technical conversion issues. Source code for a major Web site before and after conversion. Extensive guidance on how to best leverage ASP.NET, including new best practices material from the Prescriptive Architecture Guidance (PAG) group. Case studies, performance.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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in this series gave you an overview of JSTL--the new specification of commonly needed JSP tag libraries--and showed you how to use the core, internationalization, and database JSTL actions, as well as how to use JSTL effectively in an MVC application. In this final installment, we\'ll look at how you can leverage the JSTL classes when you develop your own custom actions.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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In this excerpt from JavaServer Pages, 2nd Edition , the second in a two-part series providing an overview of JSP, you\'ll find an introduction to JSP application design with MVC and learn about JSP processing. JSP Processing Just as a web server needs a servlet container to provide an interface to servlets, the server needs a JSP container to process JSP pages.
Updated: 04/28/2005
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