Java Beans2007-10-12
JavaBeans Basic Concepts
The JavaBeansâ„¢ architecture is based on a component model which enables developers to create software units called components. Components are self-contained, reusable software un
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Struts2007-10-12
Origin and Architecture of Struts
Craig McClanahan originally wrote the Struts framework, mostly while on his Memorial Day vacation in 2000! The framework was subsequently donated by Craig to the Apache Software Fo
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Creating Database Connection Pool in Tomcat 5.0 and Tomcat 5.5 for MySQL and Java
This tutorial gives you a close look at Jakarta Commons Database Connection Pool (DBCP) in Tomcat 5.0 and Tomcat 5.5. DBCP is the database connection pooling technology built into
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JSP Example to connect to MS SQL database using Tomcat Connection Pool
This is a simple JSP program to connect to MSSQL database using the connection pool in Tomcat by creating JNDI name for the DataSource.
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JSP Example to connect to MS SQL database and retrieve records
This is a simple JSP program to connect to MSSQL database. This example JSP program shows how to connect to a MSSQL database from your JSP program.
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EJB Entity Beans
EJB is a Java API specification that provides a component architecture for the development and deployment of distributed business objects, but many Java programmers use EJB only fo
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JSP2007-10-06
The TryCatchFinally Interface in JSP
The TryCatchFinally interface was introduced in the JSP 1.2 specification. This interface provides a way to gracefully handle exceptions that may occur during the processing of cla
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The BodyTag Interface in JSP
The classic tags can evaluate their body content zero, or one or more, times. This is particularly useful when the content to be evaluated is trivial or, in other words, when no tr
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The IterationTag Interface in JSP
The IterationTag interface was introduced as a part of the JSP 1.2 specification in an attempt to simplify the procedure for evaluating and reevaluating body content multiple times
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The Differences Between Simple and Classic Tags in JSP
There are several key differences between simple and classic tags. Let's take a quick look at each in turn and evaluate what it means to you as a tag developer.
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The Tag Life Cycle with Attributes in JSP
Introducing attributes into a custom tag does change the tag life cycle slightly because before the functionality of the tag can be executed (the doTag() method in the case of simp
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JavaBeans vs. Custom Tags
It is necessary to know when to use tags as opposed to JavaBeans for wrapping up reusable functionality. After all, JavaBeans are reusable components and the JSP specification prov
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