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Why invent the wheel every time you develop an application in Java? Writing a J2EE web application is complicated enough; you would not write a linked list module in C++ every time you started a new project. You would rather use another person's implementation. The same reuse-idea surely applies to server-side web development. This article looks at the best practices of using one popular web application toolkit, Expresso Framework. The idea of using custom tags, JSP, and the MVC paradigm are suitable for such frameworks. It will illustrate the best of practice through an on-line stock trading program example.

This article describes what are application events and how you can use them. Focuses on two important web application events; Application startup and shutdown, Session creation and invalidation.

This article shows you how to customize JSP tags to get even more out of JSP technology. Its detailed techniques explain how you can add more complex logic to your JSPs, take firmer control of data display, and share data among tags. All without having to teach your front-end Web developers how to write Java code.

Learn how JSP technology and LaTeX help online science education and research. JSP pages and custom tags can get LaTeX-formatted formulae onto the Web in a fashion that is easy for the author and doesn't require any special client-side software. Through increasingly efficient methods, you'll see how server-side Java technology can harness the power of disparate third-party tools to solve seemingly intractable problems.

This article aims at presenting how to create a servlet that sends a zip file to the user.

This article tells about the 2 architectures that we can use to build applications with Servlets and JSP.

Code example to demonstrate how to access Google on your WAP phone using JSP pages.

Java Server Pages (JSP) could handle any erros that might be arised in scriptlets, expressions, or other JSP elements. You could use try/cacth blocks to handle any known erros. In this technic we could use to display a custom error on our file where unhandled exception is thrown.

Java Server Pages (JSP) is a Java API in J2EE which allows dynamic creation of web pages using Java. It has the same purpose as other existing technologies like CGI or PHP. In this tutorial you will learn about Lifecycle of JSP pages, Dynamic content generation, Invoking Java code using JSP scripting elements, JavaBeans for JSP and Error Handling.

After describing some basic programming of servlets, we will describe some advanced topics of servlets in this tutorial, viz., Session Tracking, Servlet Filters, Servlet Life Cycle Events, Including, forwarding and redirecting, Servlet Chaining and Applet Servlet Communication.

This JSP tutorial helps you understand: Loading JavaBean classes into JSP pages; Setting and getting JavaBean's properties; Using Java objects as JavaBeans.

Learn to create Java servlets in the NetBeans IDE. The tutorial creates a basic mailing list and explores file access along with some DOM XML. Also covered is deploying the servlets with Glassfish.