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Year: 2015
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Servlet & JSP
A Tutorial
Second Edition

Budi Kurniawan
Servlet & JSP: A Tutorial, Second Edition
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 About the Author

Known for his clear writing style, Budi has been writing programming books for more
than 15 years. His Java tutorial book was recently selected by a team of computer science
professors at HDM Stuttgart, Germany as the main text for the university following a
thorough evaluation of his and similar titles.
His writing is backed by his 20 years of experience as a software architect and
developer. He has been a consultant for various organizations around the world, from a
phone maker in Finland to investment banks in the UK and start-ups in the US and
Canada.
Budi has also written commercial software like the web-based document management
CreateData and is currently writing a research Java Virtual Machine. His other books
include How Tomcat Works, Servlet & JSP: A Tutorial and Struts 2 Design and
Programming.
 Table of Contents

Introduction.......................................................................................................................1
Servlet/JSP Application Architecture.............................................................................2
The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)......................................................................3
About This Book............................................................................................................7
Downloading the Sample Applications..........................................................................9
Choosing a Framework..................................................................................................9
Chapter 1: Getting Started.............................................................................................11
Downloading and Installing NetBeans.........................................................................11
Creating A Web Project with NetBeans.......................................................................20
Troubleshooting...........................................................................................................26
Creating A Servlet........................................................................................................26
Behind the Scenes........................................................................................................31
Starting, Stopping and Restarting Tomcat....................................................................32
Monitoring HTTP Traffic............................................................................................34
Summary......................................................................................................................34
Chapter 2: The Servlet API............................................................................................37
Servlet API Overview..................................................................................................37
Servlet..........................................................................................................................38
Writing A Basic Servlet Application............................................................................39
ServletRequest.............................................................................................................42
ServletResponse...........................................................................................................43
ServletConfig...............................................................................................................44
ServletContext.............................................................................................................46
GenericServlet.............................................................................................................47
HTTP Servlets..............................................................................................................49
HttpServletRequest......................................................................................................50
Working with HTML Forms........................................................................................51
Using the Deployment Descriptor................................................................................57
Summary......................................................................................................................60
Chapter 3: Session Management....................................................................................61
Hidden Fields...............................................................................................................66
Cookies........................................................................................................................71
HttpSession Objects.....................................................................................................79
Notifying the Browser the HttpSession Has Expired...................................................88
Summary......................................................................................................................89
vi Servlet & JSP: A Tutorial, Second Edition

Chapter 4: JavaServer Pages.........................................................................................91

An Overview of JSP.....................................................................................................91
Comments....................................................................................................................96
Implicit Objects............................................................................................................96
Directives.....................................................................................................................99
Scripting Elements.....................................................................................................102
Summary....................................................................................................................110
Chapter 5: The Expression Language.........................................................................111
A Brief History of the Expression Language.............................................................111
The Expression Language Syntax..............................................................................111
Accessing JavaBeans.................................................................................................114
EL Implicit Objects....................................................................................................114
Using Other EL Operators.........................................................................................118
Referencing Static Fields and Methods......................................................................120
Creating Sets, Lists and Maps....................................................................................121
Accessing List Elements and Map Entries.................................................................122
Manipulating Collections...........................................................................................122
Formatting Collections...............................................................................................125
Formatting Numbers..................................................................................................127
Formatting Dates........................................................................................................128
Configuring the EL in JSP 2.0 and Later Versions.....................................................128
Summary....................................................................................................................130
Chapter 6: JSTL...........................................................................................................131
Downloading JSTL....................................................................................................131
JSTL Libraries...........................................................................................................131
General-Purpose Actions...........................................................................................132
Conditional Actions...................................................................................................139
Iterator Actions..........................................................................................................141
Formatting Actions....................................................................................................151
Functions....................................................................................................................158
Summary....................................................................................................................162
Chapter 7: Writing Custom Tags................................................................................165
Custom Tag Overview...............................................................................................165
Simple Tag Handlers..................................................................................................166
SimpleTag Example...................................................................................................166
Handling Attributes....................................................................................................169
Manipulating the Tag Body.......................................................................................172
Writing EL Functions.................................................................................................174
Distributing Custom Tags..........................................................................................176
Summary....................................................................................................................177
Chapter 8: Tag Files.....................................................................................................179
Introduction to Tag Files............................................................................................179
Your First Tag File.....................................................................................................180
Tag File Directives.....................................................................................................181
doBody.......................................................................................................................189
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invoke........................................................................................................................192
Summary....................................................................................................................194
Chapter 9: Listeners.....................................................................................................195
Listener Interfaces and Registration...........................................................................195
Servlet Context Listeners...........................................................................................196
Session Listeners........................................................................................................198
ServletRequest Listeners............................................................................................203
Summary....................................................................................................................205
Chapter 10: Filters........................................................................................................207
The Filter API............................................................................................................207
Filter Configuration...................................................................................................208
Example 1: Logging Filter.........................................................................................210
Example 2: Image Protector Filter.............................................................................214
Example 3: Download Counter Filter.........................................................................215
Filter Order................................................................................................................219
Summary....................................................................................................................219
Chapter 11: Application Design...................................................................................221
Model 1 Overview.....................................................................................................221
Model 2 Overview.....................................................................................................221
Model 2 with A Servlet Controller.............................................................................223
Model 2 with A Filter Dispatcher...............................................................................232
Validators...................................................................................................................235
Dependency Injection................................................................................................241
Summary....................................................................................................................247
Chapter 12: File Upload...............................................................................................249
Client Side Programming...........................................................................................249
Server Side Programming..........................................................................................250
Upload Servlet Example............................................................................................251
Multiple Uploads.......................................................................................................254
Upload Clients...........................................................................................................257
Summary....................................................................................................................262
Chapter 13: File Download...........................................................................................265
File Download Overview...........................................................................................265
Example 1: Hiding A Resource..................................................................................266
Example 2: Preventing Cross-Referencing.................................................................270
Summary....................................................................................................................273
Chapter 14: Java Database Connectivity....................................................................275
Introduction to JDBC.................................................................................................275
Four Steps to Data Access..........................................................................................276
Using Java DB...........................................................................................................282
Obtaining Auto-Generated Keys................................................................................284
Managing Databases with NetBeans..........................................................................285
The Data Access Object (DAO) Pattern.....................................................................287
Connection Pooling....................................................................................................292
Servlet Meets JDBC...................................................................................................294
viii Servlet & JSP: A Tutorial, Second Edition

Reading the Metadata.................................................................................................306

Summary....................................................................................................................311
Chapter 15: Java Persistence API................................................................................313
JPA Overview............................................................................................................313
Creating Entities.........................................................................................................314
Managing Entities......................................................................................................317
Working with Queries................................................................................................320
Using NetBeans to Deal with JPA.............................................................................320
Servlet Meets JPA......................................................................................................326
Summary....................................................................................................................340
Chapter 16: JavaMail...................................................................................................341
JavaMail Overview....................................................................................................341
Sending Emails with JavaMail...................................................................................342
Sending Emails with Apache Commons Email..........................................................344
Using Gmail’s SMTP Server......................................................................................345
WebMail....................................................................................................................346
Summary....................................................................................................................371
Chapter 17: Decorating Requests and Responses.......................................................373
The Decorator Pattern................................................................................................373
Servlet Wrapper Classes............................................................................................375
Example: AutoCorrect Filter......................................................................................375
Summary....................................................................................................................382
Chapter 18: Asynchronous Processing........................................................................383
Overview....................................................................................................................383
Writing Async Servlets and Filters............................................................................383
Writing Async Servlets..............................................................................................384
Async Listeners..........................................................................................................389
ReadListener..............................................................................................................391
WriteListener.............................................................................................................395
Summary....................................................................................................................398
Chapter 19: Security.....................................................................................................399
Authentication and Authorization..............................................................................399
Authentication Methods.............................................................................................403
SSL and TLS..............................................................................................................410
Programmatic Security...............................................................................................415
Summary....................................................................................................................418
Chapter 20: Deployment...............................................................................................419
Deployment Descriptor Overview..............................................................................419
Deployment................................................................................................................431
Web Fragments..........................................................................................................431
Summary....................................................................................................................433
Chapter 21: WebSocket...............................................................................................435
WebSocket Overview................................................................................................435
Java WebSocket API..................................................................................................436
Creating a WebSocket ServerEndPoint......................................................................437
 Table of Contents ix
An Echo Server..........................................................................................................438
Sending Messages to All Users..................................................................................440
Using User Properties................................................................................................443
Using Configurators...................................................................................................446
Tracking Session Expiration in the Browser..............................................................447
Summary....................................................................................................................450
Chapter 22: Dynamic Registration and Servlet Container Initializers.....................451
Dynamic Registration................................................................................................451
Servlet Container Initializers......................................................................................454
Summary....................................................................................................................456
Chapter 23: Introduction to Spring MVC...................................................................457
Downloading Spring Framework...............................................................................457
Benefits of Spring MVC............................................................................................457
Spring MVC DispatcherServlet.................................................................................458
The Controller Interface.............................................................................................459
Your First Spring MVC Application..........................................................................460
The View Resolver....................................................................................................467
Annotation-based Controllers....................................................................................467
Writing Request-Handling Methods..........................................................................471
Using An Annotation-Based Controller.....................................................................473
Summary....................................................................................................................478
Chapter 24: Introduction to Struts 2...........................................................................479
The Benefits of Struts 2.............................................................................................479
How Struts 2 Works...................................................................................................480
Interceptors................................................................................................................482
Configuration Files....................................................................................................484
A Simple Struts 2 Application...................................................................................492
Summary....................................................................................................................496
Appendix A: HTML......................................................................................................497
Getting Started...........................................................................................................498
Working with Text.....................................................................................................503
Links..........................................................................................................................513
Images........................................................................................................................516
Lists...........................................................................................................................521
Tables.........................................................................................................................526
Forms.........................................................................................................................531
Multimedia.................................................................................................................552
Appendix B: Cascading Style Sheets...........................................................................559
Overview....................................................................................................................559
Applying Styles..........................................................................................................560
Web Colors................................................................................................................563
Selectors.....................................................................................................................571
Styling Text...............................................................................................................575
Styling Boxes.............................................................................................................576
Styling Links..............................................................................................................578
x Servlet & JSP: A Tutorial, Second Edition

Styling Lists...............................................................................................................579
Styling Tables............................................................................................................581
Styling Forms.............................................................................................................583
Appendix C: Tomcat.....................................................................................................587
Downloading and Configuring Tomcat......................................................................587
Starting and Stopping Tomcat....................................................................................588
Defining A Context....................................................................................................588
Defining A Resource..................................................................................................589
Installing TLS Certificates.........................................................................................589
Appendix D: Web Annotations....................................................................................591
HandlesTypes.............................................................................................................591
HttpConstraint............................................................................................................591
HttpMethodConstraint...............................................................................................592
MultipartConfig.........................................................................................................592
ServletSecurity...........................................................................................................593
WebFilter...................................................................................................................593
WebInitParam............................................................................................................594
WebListener...............................................................................................................594
WebServlet................................................................................................................594
Appendix E: TLS Certificates......................................................................................597
Certificate Overview..................................................................................................597
The KeyTool Program...............................................................................................598
Appendix F: The Spring Framework..........................................................................601
Dependency Injection................................................................................................601
XML-Based Spring Configuration.............................................................................603
Using the Spring IoC Container.................................................................................604
Index..............................................................................................................................611
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 Computer Science - Study Plan
Second 2022 - Laboratory

Prepared by: Lecturer Williams

Date: August 12, 2025

Summary 1: Interdisciplinary approaches

Learning Objective 1: Key terms and definitions
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