UID:
almahu_9948026129802882
Umfang:
1 online resource (153 p.)
Ausgabe:
1st ed.
ISBN:
9786612284861
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1-282-28486-X
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0-08-051901-6
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0-585-44994-5
Serie:
Morgan Kaufmann practical guides series
Inhalt:
Struts is an open-source framework that integrates with standard Java technologies and lets developers build web applications quickly and effectively. In much the same way that Java has overtaken C++, Struts is well poised to become the framework for web application development because of its ability to address the types of issues engineers face when building large-scale web applications. The Struts Framework: Practical Guide for Java Programmers meets the needs of this large audience--estimated today at 2.5 million Java programmers and growing. It provides the s
Anmerkung:
Description based upon print version of record.
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Front Cover; The Struts Framework: Practical Guide for Java Programmers; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1. Struts and Enterprise Web Technologies; 1.1 Technology Stew; 1.2 Model-View-Controller; 1.3 Introduction to Struts; 1.4 Moving On; Chapter 2. Framework Components Overview; 2.1 Controlling Flow with the ActionServlet Component; 2.2 Working with the Model Components; 2.3 View Components; 2.4 Summary; Chapter 3. Struts Development Plan; 3.1 The Premise; 3.2 Identify the Applicability; 3.3 Ten-Step Development Program; 3.4 Gather and Define the Application Requirements
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3.5 Define and Develop Each Screen Requirement3.6 Determine All the Access Paths for Each Screen; 3.7 Define the ActionMappings; 3.8 Create the ActionForms; 3.9 Develop Actions; 3.10 Develop the Application Business Logic; 3.11 Create JSPs; 3.12 Build the Appropriate Configuration Files; 3.13 Build, Test, Deploy; 3.14 Summary; Chapter 4. Creating and Building Actions; 4.1 Creating an Action; 4.2 Execute Method; 4.3 Execution Steps in Execute; 4.4 When Bad Things Happen to Good Actions; 4.5 Handling Tokens; 4.6 Design Rules of Thumb; 4.7 Summary; Chapter 5. Creating and Building ActionForms
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5.1 Defining ActionForms5.2 ActionForm validate() method; 5.3 ActionForm reset() Method; 5.4 Design Rules of Thumb; 5.5 Wizards, and We're Not Talking Oz; 5.6 Other Wizard Variations; 5.7 DynaActionForms; 5.8 Summary; Chapter 6. Configuring Struts; 6.1 Web.xml; 6.2 Struts-config.xml; 6.3 Summary; Chapter 7. Building Struts-Enabled JSPs; 7.1 Setting Up a JSP; 7.2 Taglib Definitions; 7.3 Summary; Chapter 8. Working with the Struts Custom Tag Libraries; 8.1 When Tags Throw Exceptions; 8.2 Using Property Referencing; 8.3 Using the Struts-html Tag Library; 8.4 Using the Struts-bean Tag Library
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8.5 Using the Struts-logic Tag Library8.6 Using the Struts-nested Tag Library; 8.7 Using the Struts-template Tags; 8.8 Summary; Chapter 9. Internationalizing Your Struts Application; 9.1 However You Say It: Hello, Bon Jour, Hola, Ni Hao; 9.2 UTF-8; 9.3 Locales; 9.4 PropertyResourceBundles; 9.5 Formatted Messages; 9.6 The MessageResources Class; 9.7 Summary; Chapter 10. Configuring, Testing, and Rolling out Your Application; 10.1 The WAR File; 10.2 Building to Deploy; 10.3 Jar Files; 10.4 Using Logging for Debugging; 10.5 Unit Testing; 10.6 Maintaining Your Application; 10.7 Summary
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Chapter 11. Additional Useful Struts Packages and Extensions11.1 Tiles; 11.2 Validator; 11.3 Uploading Files; 11.4 Commons Utilities; 11.5 Workflow; 11.6 Other Items of Interest; 11.7 Summary; 11.8 Closing Thoughts; A Struts 1.1 UML Diagram; B Web Resources; B. 1 Development Tools; B.2 Design Patterns; B.3 EJB; B.4 JavaBeans; B.5 JSP/Servlets; B.6 Helpful Tools and Resources; B.7 I18N; B.8 Logging and Testing; B.9 MVC; B. 10 Sample Application; B.ll Struts Extensions; B.12 Struts Mailing List; B.13 UML; B.14 Upcoming Technologies; B.15 XML; Index
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English
Weitere Ausg.:
ISBN 1-55860-862-1
Sprache:
Englisch
