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JSP tag

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JSP tag
A software routine written in Java that is used in a JSP page by referencing it with a tag. JSP programmers can write custom tags because they are commonly used in the kinds of applications they write or for purposes of readability. Instead of having Java code interspersed throughout the JSP page, JSP tags conform to the syntax of HTML and help non-Java programmers maintain the JSPs more easily. See JSTL and Struts.


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99 Paperback TK5105 Written for Java web developers, this thick volume begins with an introduction to JavaServer Pages (JSP) syntax and directives, the JSP expression language, JSP tag libraries, the standard tag library (JSTL), and techniques for testing and debugging.
It also provides wizards for common tasks such as creating EJB classes, creating deployment descriptors, using JSP tag libraries, etc.
Automated support for Spring, Hibernate, JSP Tag Libraries, and WAR files: enterprise-scale applications often have the highest security concerns and the greatest need for monitoring and management.
 
 
 
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