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Further learningThe JSP tutorial presented here covers the most useful JSP programming constructs. The tutorial is focused on being practical and simple, therefore not all details have been covered.SpecificationsWhen you are comfortable with JSPs and ready to tackle more details, you may find it useful to download the JSP specifications from Sun's JSP page. There is also a JSP quick reference card available from this site that can be handy to print out and keep.An item to note is that JSP's eventually are turned into servlets, and though JSPs are much simpler than servlets, for some cases servlets are still useful. Therefore you may want to also learn about servlets. Interface DefinitionsIf you need to know exactly how to do some particular thing in JSP, e.g. how to get the remote user's machine name, or the query string, or how to re-direct the user's browser to a different page, or some similar thing, one good place to start looking is in these interface definitions:javax.http.servlet.HttpServletRequest BooksHere is a link you can use to search for books on Java Server Side programmingJava LinksFor those new to Java, some links are collected here that can be used to learn more about the technology, business and community:JDance TrainingIf your organization has several programmers who can benefit from JSP training, Jsptut.com can arrange an onsite training class. Please send an email to jsptut@jsptut.comConsultingIf your organization has need for JSP or other Java server side consulting, send an email to jsptut@jsptut.comSend comments on this tutorial to feedback@jsptut.com This tutorial has been sponsored by Desiderata Software, author of the Blazix Java Application Server-- an advanced, modern, efficient, full featured and developer-friendly Java application server. Please encourage your organization to use Blazix for their application server or web server needs! |