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JSP Basic Web Site Development

Course Overview

Welcome to JSP Basic Web Site Development . This course extends your knowledge of HTML, Java, and object-oriented programming into the realm of dynamic Web applications. As the Web and its accompanying technologies begin to mature, it will become increasingly important for developers to have the ability to move between the two different worlds of traditional application development and Web-based application development. If you have any Java programming experience at all—and especially if you have considerable Java development experience—it makes sense to learn JSP because it is a subset of the primary Java language. In other words, if you know Java, bringing JSP into your programming repertoire will be a very comfortable move for you. This does not mean, however, that if you do not have Java programming experience you shouldn't use or experiment with JSP. Regardless of whatever language you come from to JSP, you will find that your skills in application development will help make sense of the JSP world. After all, you already understand the underlying fundamentals of application programming, and that's what really matters.

Course Objective

You will create a basic dynamic Web site using JSP.

Target student

The target student is trained in HTML (Level 1) but has not developed Web pages outside of the classroom. They have introductory training in Java programming but haven't created any Web-based applications or enterprise-level applications. They have developed some simple Java applications that run from the command line. They also have a basic, introductory knowledge of the SQL programming language and how it is used to query, update, and edit databases. Additionally, the learner might be a non-Web developer contractor/consultant who wants to begin offering dynamic Web development services, someone who is looking to change careers, or someone for whom creating Web pages is not their primary job responsibility.

Prerequisites

To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the following Systematix courses or have equivalent knowledge HTML 4.0 ProgrammingLevel 1 Java 2Programming Language SQLFundamentals of Querying JavaScript Programming (or) VBScriptIntroduction (or) one-year equivalent experience

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Creating a Common Navigation Bar
  • Plan a Common Navigation Bar
  • Create Common Elements
  • Dynamically Change the Display of Common Navigation Elements
Building a Login System
  • Plan the Login System's Logic
  • Create a Registration Form
  • Validate Form Data
  • Store and Retrieve Session Data
  • Forward a User From One JSP Page to Another
  • Update a Database with User Data
Personalizing the Site
  • Plan a Personalization System
  • Store Data in a Cookie
  • Retrieve and Use Cookie Data
  • Test for Live Session Data
  • Destroy a Session
Displaying Dynamic Content
  • Plan the Display of Dynamic Content
  • Display Database Results in Manageable Groups
  • Enable Navigation for Long Record Sets
Separating Business Logic and Presentation Logic
  • Build a JavaBean that Creates and Closes a Database Connection
  • Create a JavaBean that Updates the Database
  • Use a JavaBean in a JSP Page