JSP最佳实践系列( JSP best practices)

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JSP best practices: Pack 'em up! Custom taglibs should be widely accessible, which means they must be distributed in a standard and secure manner. Brett McLaughlin explains how to JAR your custom taglibs for easier maintenance, distribution, and installation in any JSP-compliant Web container.		Articles		02 Sep 2003
JSP best practices: Error handling in custom tags As you introduce more interactivity into your custom tags, you also introduce greater potential for error, particularly in the form of invalid arguments. Brett McLaughlin shows you how to trap and override an IllegalArgumentException at its source.		Articles		19 Aug 2003
JSP best practices: Create custom attributes for your JSP tags Brett McLaughlin continues his JSP best practices series by extending the custom time-stamp tag (lastModified) with an attribute that lets page authors choose their own time-stamp format.		Articles		05 Aug 2003
JSP best practices: Intro to taglibs Scriptlets are good for fast-and-dirty coding, but in the long run you need a less cluttered solution for your JSP pages. In this installment of JSP best practices, Brett McLaughlin shows you how to convert a scriptlet into a JSP custom tag, add it to a custom tag library, and begin using it in your JSP development.		Articles		23 Jul 2003
JSP best practices: The power of time stamps Brett McLaughlin continues his JSP best practices series with a look at the various techniques for adding time stamps to your JSP pages, as well as the ways that this simple modification can enhance the usability of your Web site.		Articles		01 Jul 2003
JSP best practices: Import content to your Web site In addition to passing around parameters and manipulating content from local files, c:import can be used to pull in content from external sites. In this installment of JSP best practices, veteran Web developer Brett McLaughlin shows you how.		Articles		17 Jun 2003
JSP best practices: Update your JSP pages with JSTL The JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) is a collection of custom tags that enable many common Web site functions in a standardized format. In this installment of JSP best practices, Brett McLaughlin introduces JSTL and shows you how to convert your JSP pages to use its highly functional tags.		Articles		27 May 2003
JSP best practices: Combine JavaBeans components and JSP technology Web architect Brett McLaughlin demonstrates how combining JavaBeans components and JSP technology lets you store and pass data between your Web pages, and how doing so leads to more dynamic site design.		Articles		13 May 2003
JSP best practices: Manipulate dynamic content with jsp:include Brett McLaughlin shows you how to extend the JSP technology inclusion functionality for dynamic content. Learn the differences between the static include directive and the dynamic jsp:include element, and find out how to mix and match the two for optimum performance.		Articles		29 Apr 2003
JSP best practices: Improve your look and feel with the JSP include mechanism This first installment in the new JSP best practices series introduces the JavaServer Pages include mechanism. Follow along as Java programming expert Brett McLaughlin shows you how to use include to incorporate static header and footer files into your Web site or Web application pages.		Articles		15 Apr 2003