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Year: 2012
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Beginning JSP, JSF and
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Java Web Development
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Selections ............................................................................................................................................... 25
Iterations ................................................................................................................................................ 26
Implicit Objects................................................................................................................27
The application Object....................................................................................................................... 27
The config Object ................................................................................................................................. 30
The exception Object........................................................................................................................... 31
The out Object ....................................................................................................................................... 32
The pageContext Object....................................................................................................................... 34
The request Object............................................................................................................................... 34
The response Object............................................................................................................................. 43
The session Object............................................................................................................................... 43
Directive Elements...........................................................................................................44
The page Directive ................................................................................................................................. 44
The include Directive ........................................................................................................................... 47
The taglib Directive ............................................................................................................................. 47
Summary .........................................................................................................................47
Chapter 3: JSP Application Architectures ............................................................49
The Model 1 Architecture ................................................................................................49
The Model 2 Architecture ................................................................................................50
The E-bookshop Home Page .................................................................................................................. 52
The E-bookshop Servlet ......................................................................................................................... 54
More on E-bookshop .............................................................................................................................. 57
E-bookshop’s Folder Structure............................................................................................................... 60
Eclipse .............................................................................................................................63
Creating a New Web Project................................................................................................................... 67
Importing a WAR file............................................................................................................................... 69
Eclipse Occasional Bugs......................................................................................................................... 70
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lib.......................................................................................................................................................... 265
logs....................................................................................................................................................... 266
webapps ............................................................................................................................................... 266
work ..................................................................................................................................................... 266
Logging the Requests ....................................................................................................267
Tomcat on Port 80 .........................................................................................................269
Creating a Virtual Host...................................................................................................269
HTTPS ............................................................................................................................271
Application Deployment.................................................................................................276
Summary .......................................................................................................................279
Chapter 10: eshop* .............................................................................................281
The eshop Application ...................................................................................................281
What Happens When the Application Starts ......................................................................................... 283
Handling Requests for Book Selection and Book Search ..................................................................... 286
Displaying the Book Details.................................................................................................................. 287
Managing the Shopping Cart ................................................................................................................ 288
Accepting an Order............................................................................................................................... 289
Providing the Payment Details.............................................................................................................. 299
The eshopx Application..................................................................................................300
Style Sheet ........................................................................................................................................... 301
web.xml ................................................................................................................................................ 302
JSP Documents .................................................................................................................................... 303
Custom Tags and TLD........................................................................................................................... 306
The eshopf Application ..................................................................................................308
web.xml and context.xml ..................................................................................................................... 309
Style Sheet ........................................................................................................................................... 310
JSP Documents .................................................................................................................................... 312
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About the Author
Giulio Zambon’s first love was physics, but he decided to dedicate himself to
software development more than 30 years ago: back when computers were still
made of transistors and core memories, programs were punched on cards, and
Fortran only had arithmetic IFs. Over the years, he learned a dozen computer
languages and worked with all sorts of operating systems. His specific interests
were in telecom and real-time systems, and he managed several projects to their
successful completion.
In 2001 Giulio founded his own company offering computer telephony
integration (CTI) services, and he used JSP and Tomcat exclusively to develop the
web side of the service platform. Back in Australia after many years in Europe, he
now dedicates himself to writing software to generate and solve numeric puzzles.
His web site, http://zambon.com.au/, is written in JSP on his dedicated server, which, unsurprisingly,
runs Tomcat!
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VALKOPUKUINEN NAINEN II
Kirj.
Wilkie Collins
I.
Minä olen kysynyt Louikselta. Hän ei ole aivan niin suuri aasi, kuin
minä tähän asti olen luullut. Hän muistaa, milloin se tapahtui, noin
parin päivän seuduille — ja minä muistan henkilön nimen. Aika oli
heinäkuun puolivälissä ja nimi — minun mielestäni sangen mauton ja
yksinkertainen — Fanny.
"Mikä Fanny?"
Ei. Minä voin kyllä ajatella selvästi, mutta en istua ylhäällä. Minun
täytyy laskeutua pitkäkseni ja sanella. Louis ääntää varsin
epämiellyttävästi, mutta hän tuntee kielen ja voi kirjoittaa. Sehän
soveltuu hyvin!
Niin pian kuin minä jäin yksin, nukuin minä hetkisen — minä
tarvitsin todellakin levätä. Herättyäni muistin minä kalliin Marianin
kirjeen. Jos minä olisin voinut aavistaa sen sisällön, en minä
varmaankaan olisi avannut sitä. Mutta kun minä onnettomuudekseni
en vähintäkään epäillyt, luin minä kirjeen. Seuraus oli sietämätön
hermokipu koko päiväksi.
"Onko nyt taas nuori naishenkilö?" kysyin minä. "Hän ei saa tulla
sisään. Heikon terveydentilani takia on minusta vastenmielistä nähdä
tuollaisia nuoria henkilöitä. Sano, etten ole kotona."
"Sallikaa minun esitellä itseni, herra Fairlie", sanoi hän. "Minä tulen
Blackwater-Parkista ja minulla on kunnia ja onni olla rouva Foscon
puoliso. Sallikaa minun nyt ensimmäisen ja ainoan kerran nauttia
etua tästä suhteesta ja pyytää, ett'ette Te suvaitse katsoa minua
muukalaiseksi. Minä pyydän, ett'ette vaivaisi itseänne — että Te
tekisitte hyvin ja istuisitte aivan hiljaa."
"Minä olen tutkinut monia eri aineita elämäni aikana", sanoi tämä
osaaottava mies. "Muun muassa ottanut selvää hermoista.
Sallittaisiinko minun esittää eräs asia — kerrassaan mitä
yksinkertaisin ja terveellisin, sallitteko minun muuttaa valaistusta
täällä huoneessanne?"
"Kyllä — jos vain tahdotte olla hyvä ettekä laske mitään valoa
tulvaamaan päälleni."
Jos minä olisin ollut kyllin vahva noustakseni ylös tuolista, olisin
minä luonnollisesti kumartanut. Mutta kun näin ei ollut, tunnustin
minä hänen huomautuksellaan osuneen oikeaan hymyilemällä. Se
teki saman vaikutuksen — me ymmärsimme toisemme.
"Vielä yksi asia", sanoi hän, "vielä yksi asia, ennenkun menen.
Minä pyydän Teidän sallimaan ennen matkaani kiinnittää
huomiotanne erääseen varsin painavaan seikkaan. Ja se on tämä,
herrani! Te ette saa viivytellä lady Glydeä vastaanottamasta siksi,
kunnes neiti Halcombe tulee terveeksi. Neiti Halcombea hoitaa
lääkäri, Blackwater-Parkin taloudenhoitajatar ja sitä paitsi taitava
sairaanhoitajatar — siis kolme henkilöä, joiden innosta ja kunnosta
minä vastaan hengelläni. Tämän tahdon sanoa Teille. Samalla
tahdon sanoa vielä Teille, että se levottomuus ja tuska, jota lady
Glyde tunsi sisarensa sairauden johdosta, jo on käynyt hänen oman
terveytensä ja luonteensa kimppuun ja tehnyt hänet aivan
kykenemättömäksi olemaan miksikään hyödyksi sairashuoneessa.
Hänen suhteensa mieheensä tulee joka päivä surullisemmaksi ja
levottomuutta herättävämmäksi. Jos Te sallitte hänen kauemman
aikaa olla Blackwater-Parkissa, niin ei hänen sisarensa tervehtyminen
edisty vähintäkään ja Te paljastatte vain samalla häntä yhä
enemmän siinä julkisessa häväistysjutussa, jota Te ja minä ja kaikki
perheen kunnian vuoksi olemme halukkaat koettamaan välttää.
Kaikesta sydämmestäni kehotan minä siis Teitä vapautumaan siitä
epäilyttävästä edesvastauksesta, jonka jatkuva lykkääminen sälyttää
päällenne, kirjoittamalla lady Glydelle ja pyytämällä häntä heti
tulemaan tänne. Tehkää, mitä hellyys, kunnia ja velvollisuus
ehdottomasti vaativat Teiltä — mitä tahansa sitten tapahtuukin, ei
kukaan voi heittää varjoa päällenne. Sanon tämän Teille laajan
kokemukseni takia; tarjoan ystävällistä neuvoani. Ja minä kysyn —
otetaanko se vastaan vai ei?"
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