Servlet, JSP and Spring MVC: A Tutorial (A Tutorial series)

Kurniawan, Budi, Deck, Paul

ISBN 10: 1771970022 / ISBN 13: 9781771970020

Editore: Brainy Software, 2014

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Titolo: Servlet, JSP and Spring MVC: A Tutorial (A ...

Casa editrice: Brainy Software

Data di pubblicazione: 2014

Legatura: paperback

Condizione: New

Tipologia articolo: book

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This book is a tutorial on Servlet, JSP and Spring MVC. Servlet and JSP are two fundamental technologies for developing Java web applications and Spring MVC is a module within Spring Framework that solves common problems in Servlet/JSP application development. The MVC in Spring MVC stands for Model-View-Controller, a design pattern widely used in Graphical User Interface (GUI) development. Spring MVC is one of the most popular web frameworks today and a most sought-after skill. The book is an ideal resource for anyone wanting to learn how to develop Java-based web applications using Servlet, JSP and Spring MVC. Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1: Servlets Chapter 2: Session Management Chapter 3: JavaServer Pages Chapter 4: The Expression Language Chapter 5: JSTL Chapter 6: Writing Custom Tags Chapter 7: Tag Files Chapter 8: Listeners Chapter 9: Filters Chapter 10: Decorating Requests and Responses Chapter 11: Asynchronous Processing Chapter 12: Security Chapter 13: Deployment Chapter 14: Dynamic Registration and Servlet Container Initializers Chapter 15: The Spring Framework Chapter 16: Model 2 and the MVC Pattern Chapter 17: Introduction to Spring MVC Chapter 18: Annotation-Based Controllers Chapter 19: Data Binding and the Form Tag Library Chapter 20: Converters and Formatters Chapter 21: Validators Chapter 22: Internationalization Chapter 23: File Upload Chapter 24: File Download Appendix A: Tomcat Appendix B: Web Annotations Appendix C: SSL Certificates Index

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Budi Kurniawan is a senior architect at BrainySoftware.com and the author ofAndroid Application Development, Java 7, Java for Android, Servlet & JSP, andStruts Design and Programming. He has published more than 100 articles and written software that is licensed by major corporations worldwide. He lives in Montreal.Paul Deck is a seasoned developer who has experience with Spring Framework. He is the author ofSpring MVC and the coauthor of JavaServer Faces Component Catalog. The two previously collaborated onHow Tomcat Works.