Java Server Pages (JSP)

Description

Students who are familiar with programming in Java will expand their skills to include the development of web applications using Java Server Pages. Students will create Java Servlets and JavaBeans. Students will write JSP applications that use Session variables and that access a database.

Objectives

• Students will install and configure Tomcat web server application and create a simple JSP page.
• Students will create JSP application pages.
• Students will create servlets for their JSP applications.
• Students will design a JSP application.
• Students will write JSP applications to work with user session states.
• Students will create JavaBeans and use them in their JSP applications.
• Students will create Custom tags and use the tags in their JSP applications.
• Students will write JSP pages to interact with MySQL databases.
• Students will work with JavaMail, SSL connections, HTTP responses and requests, listeners and filters.
• Students will create a JSP application to apply what they have learned in this class.

Book

Lesson 1: Introduction

Read Chapters 1 - 3. Review Chapter 4 if you are not familiar with HTML.

Lesson 2: Creating JavaServer Pages

Read chapter 5.

Lesson 3: Creating Servlets

Read chapter 6.

Lesson 4: Structuring a Web Application

Read chapter 7.

Lesson 5: Sessions and Cookies

Read chapter 8.

Lesson 6: JavaBeans and the JSP Expression Language

Read chapters 9 and 10. 

Lesson 7: The JSP Standard Tag Library and Creating Custom Tags

Read chapters 11 and 12.

Lesson 8: Working with MySQL Database

Read chapters 13 and 14

Lesson 9: Advanced JSP Topics

Read chapters 15-20.

Lesson 10: Putting it all Together

Review chapters 18 - 21.

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