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Introduction to JSP
Course Description:
Java Server Pages is the way to separate the look of the web page from it's
content. What this separation means is that no matter what web server or platform
is used to develop or run the web site - it will behave the same way - providing
different users with the same quality of product.
Through the use of hands-on exercises, students will explore the main concepts of
JSP technology, it's syntax and components of JSP development. At the end of this
course, students will be able to understand:
What JSP technology can be used for
 JSP architecture
 Life cycle of a JSP page
 JSP syntax
Program Requirements
Students should be:
 familiar with the Internet, the World Wide Web
 proficient with HTML, familiar with forms
 familiar with object-oriented programming concepts and Java programming
language or have taken the 'Introduction to Programming in Java' (P140) or
'Java for Non-Programmers' (P141)courses
Software:
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 Operating System: Windows. This course will reference a Windows
installation and Windows style path names. Linux users are welcome but
will have to adjust accordingly.
 Web Browser: Recommended are Internet Explorer 5+, FireFox, Netscape
Navigator or such
 Text Editor: Any plain text editor such as TextPad, emacs or Notepad (not a
word processor!)
 Java - J2SE5.0: Can be freely downloaded from http://java.sun.com
 Java Documentation: Can be freely downloaded from
http://java.sun.com/docs/
 Tomcat Server 5.5: Can be freely downloaded from
http://apache.sunsite.ualberta.ca/tomcat/tomcat-5/v5.5.15/bin/apache-
tomcat-5.5.15.exe
 Microsoft Access (Linux users may use another database)
Hardware:
Windows Compatible computer that can run Java 5 and Tomcat 5.5. This is any
computer that can run Windows 2000 or Windows XP with at least 512Mb RAM
and additional 300MB Hard Disk space for Java and Tomcat
Curriculum
Week 1: First Encounter with JSP
 What is JSP?
 Installing Java
 Installing Tomcat Server
 Testing Installation
 Your First JSP
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Week 2: JSP Architecture. JSP Tags
 Directives
 Declarations
 Scriplets
 Expressions
Week 3: Review of HTML Forms
 How to create and respond to HTML forms
 HTML Forms Elements
Week 4: Introducing JSTL
 Downloading and Installing JSTL
 Using JSTL to Process HTML Forms
Week 5: Dynamic Web Programming with JSP. Connecting to
Databases
 Introducing Databases
 SQL Language Fundamentals
 Manipulating Data Using SQL
Week 6: Controlling the Flow of Application
 Decision Making
 Conditional Statements
 Review Course Material
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Tel : 048/9102897 Customer Service : 0102502304
Email : info@ideal-generation.com Website: www.ideal-generation.com