jsp学习ppt.ppt

Java Serve Page (JSP) Goals The Java Server page (JSP) technology course provides students with the sound acknowledge to create web applications using JSP Contents Introduction to JSP Creating, deploying and executing a JSP JSP scripting JavaBeans for JSP Handling exceptions Advanced topics Custom tags JSTL Expression language Tag files Skills You Get Developing and deploying basic JSPs Handling exceptions Creating simple tags and tag files Developing complicated JSPs using JavaBeans, expression language, and custom tags especially JSTL tags Building web applications through tracking session Chapter 01Introduction to JSP Why JSP—Dynamic Content Static content Typically static HTML page Same display for everyone Dynamic content Contents is dynamically generated based on conditions Conditions could be User identity User entered values through forms or selections Etc. An Overview of Web Application Development Common Gateway Interfaces(CGI) CGI scripts execute program on the server Written in any language: Perl, C, C++, VB, etc. PHP Java servets JSP ASP The Benefit of Servlets Component-based, platform and server-independent Abundant third-party tool and server support Access to entire family of Java API Performance and scalability Reliability No CGI limitations New process for each request Difficult to deal with concurrency, session and transaction The Shortcomings of Servlets and CGI Solutions prevent software reuse by combining with HTML and code Solutions require web designer to have expertise in both web content and code development CGI-based Web Applications are difficult to maintain, non-scalable, non-manageable, and platform and application specific What JSP Is A text-based document capable of returning both static and dynamic content to a client browser Static and dynamic content can be intermixed Static content HTML, XML, Text Dynamic content Java code Display properties of JavaBeans Invoking business logic defined in custom tags JSP can access