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JSP 1.x Samples

These sample applications show how to build Web applications using JavaServer Pages (JSP). Based on Java servlets, JSP is a technology for controlling the content, behavior, and appearance of Web pages. The JSP architecture offers the following advantages:

Separation of application logic from presentation logic.
The JSP model encapsulates application logic in standard, reusable JavaBean components, while you define presentation using special JSP tags and small sections of embedded Java code known as scriptlets.
Rapid development.
The Web server automatically compiles and runs the JavaServer Pages when the first request arrives. This makes deployment as easy as placing the JSP file in the appropriate Web server directory.
Cross-platform development and deployment.
JavaServer Pages inherit all of the benefits of the Java Platform, including "Write Once, Run Anywhere" cross-platform functionality. Since JSP is an open standard, you can deploy JSP applications to any platform that fully adheres to the JSP specification.

Some samples require the Travel Schema, which populates the database with information about hotels, rooms, and reservations.

You can download(JAR, 1.33 MB) and install the samples using the instructions in the Install document. These samples have been certified on Solaris 5.6, Windows NT 4.0, 2000 platforms and Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 2.1. Updated on 27-February-2003

 
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Samples
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 · Basic
 · Hello World
 · Passing Parameters
 · Database Access -JDBC
 · Intermediate Samples
 · Using Connection Pooling
 · Managing Multiple Components
 · Using the OC4J JSP Tag Library for SQL
 · JSP 1.2 XML Syntax Support -JDBC
 · Advanced Samples
 · Sending Email
 · XML/XSL Integration
 · Country Information System
 · JSP-Sevlet Communication
 · Using Model-View-Controller Design
 · Flight Information System - A web/wireless application
 · Conclusion

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Discussions
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 · Sample Code Forum
 · OC4J/J2EE
 · Servlet and JavaServer Pages
 · SQLJ/JDBC

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JSP How-To Documents
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 · How to implement JSP 2.0 Simple Tag Handler
 · How to implement JSP 2.0 Tag File
 · How to use SQL JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
 · How to perform I/O operations in a JSP file
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