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AS Containers for J2EE Support for JavaServer Pages Reference
Release 2 (9.0.2)
Part Number A95882-01
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Preface
Intended Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Organization
Related Documentation
Conventions
1 General JSP Overview
Introduction to JavaServer Pages
What a JSP Page Looks Like
Convenience of JSP Coding Versus Servlet Coding
Separation of Business Logic from Page Presentation--Calling JavaBeans
JSP Pages and Alternative Markup Languages
Overview of JSP Syntax Elements
Directives
Scripting Elements
JSP Objects and Scopes
JSP Actions and the <jsp: > Tag Set
Tag Libraries
JSP Execution
JSP Containers in a Nutshell
JSP Execution Models
JSP Pages and On-Demand Translation
Requesting a JSP Page
2 Overview of the Oracle JSP Implementation
Overview of the Oracle9
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Application Server and JSP Support
Overview of the Oracle9
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Application Server
Overview of OC4J
Overview of the JSP Implementation in OC4J
Role of the Oracle HTTP Server and mod_oc4j
Oracle JDeveloper JSP Support
Overview of Oracle Value-Added Features
Overview of Tag Libraries and Utilities Provided with OC4J
Overview of Oracle-Specific Features
Overview of Tags and API for Caching Support
3 Getting Started
Key Support Files Provided with OC4J
JSP Configuration in OC4J
JSP Container Setup
JSP Configuration Parameters
Key OC4J Configuration Files
Some Initial Considerations
Application Root Functionality
Classpath Functionality
4 Basic Programming Issues
JSP-Servlet Interaction
Invoking a Servlet from a JSP Page
Passing Data to a Servlet Invoked from a JSP Page
Invoking a JSP Page from a Servlet
Passing Data Between a JSP Page and a Servlet
JSP-Servlet Interaction Samples
JSP Resource Management
Standard Session Resource Management--HttpSessionBindingListener
Overview of Oracle Value-Added Features for Resource Management
JSP Runtime Error Processing
Using JSP Error Pages
JSP Error Page Example
JSP Starter Sample for Data Access
Introduction to JSP Support for Data Access
Data Access Sample
5 Key Considerations
General JSP Programming Strategies, Tips, and Traps
JavaBeans Versus Scriptlets
Static Includes Versus Dynamic Includes
When to Consider Creating and Using JSP Tag Libraries
Use of a Central Checker Page
Workarounds for Large Static Content in JSP Pages
Method Variable Declarations Versus Member Variable Declarations
Page Directive Characteristics
JSP Preservation of White Space and Use with Binary Data
JSP Data-Access Considerations and Features
Use of JDBC Performance Enhancement Features
EJB Calls from JSP Pages
JSP Support for Oracle SQLJ
Oracle XML Support
JSP Runtime Considerations and Optimization
Dynamic Page Retranslation and Class Reloading
Additional Optimization Considerations
6 JSP Translation and Deployment
Functionality of the JSP Translator
Generated Code Features
General Conventions for Output Names
Generated Package and Class Names
Generated Files and Locations
Oracle JSP Global Includes
The ojspc Pre-Translation Utility
Overview of ojspc Functionality
Option Summary Table for ojspc
Command-Line Syntax for ojspc
Option Descriptions for ojspc
Summary of ojspc Output Files, Locations, and Related Options
JSP Deployment Considerations
Overview of EAR/WAR Deployment
Application Deployment with Oracle9
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JDeveloper
JSP Pre-Translation
Deployment of Binary Files Only
7 JSP Tag Libraries
Standard Tag Library Framework
Overview of a Custom Tag Library Implementation
Tag Handlers
Scripting Variables and Tag-Extra-Info Classes
Access to Outer Tag Handler Instances
Tag Library Description Files
Use of web.xml for Tag Libraries
The taglib Directive
End-to-End Example: Defining and Using a Custom Tag
OC4J JSP Tag Handler Features
Disabling or Enabling Tag Handler Instance Pooling
Tag Handler Code Generation
Compile-Time Tags
General Compile-Time Versus Runtime Considerations
JSP Compile-Time Versus Runtime JML Library
8 JSP Globalization Support
Content Type Settings
Content Type Settings in the page Directive
Dynamic Content Type Settings
Oracle Extension for the Character Set of the JSP Writer Object
JSP Support for Multibyte Parameter Encoding
Standard setCharacterEncoding() Method
Overview of Oracle Extensions for Older Servlet Environments
A Servlet and JSP Technical Background
Background on Servlets
Review of Servlet Technology
The Servlet Interface
Servlet Containers
Servlet Sessions
Servlet Contexts
Application Lifecycle Management Through Event Listeners
Servlet Invocation
Web Application Hierarchy
Standard JSP Interfaces and Methods
B The Apache JServ Environment
Getting Started in a JServ Environment
Adding Files to the Apache JServ Web Server Classpath
Mapping JSP File Name Extensions for JServ
JSP Configuration Parameters for JServ
Setting JSP Parameters in JServ
Using ojspc for JServ
Considerations for the JServ Environment
The mod_jserv Apache Mod
JSP Container Features for Application Root Support in JServ
Overview of Application and Session Framework for JServ
JSP and Servlet Session Sharing in JServ
Dynamic Includes and Forwards in JServ
JServ Directory Alias Translation
Multibyte Parameter Encoding in JServ
JSP Application and Session Support for JServ
Overview of globals.jsa Functionality
Overview of globals.jsa Syntax and Semantics
The globals.jsa Event-Handlers
Global Declarations and Directives
Migration from globals.jsa
Samples Using globals.jsa for Servlet 2.0 Environments
A globals.jsa Example for Application Events--lotto.jsp
A globals.jsa Example for Application and Session Events--index1.jsp
A globals.jsa Example for Global Declarations--index2.jsp
C Third Party Licenses
Apache HTTP Server
The Apache Software License
Apache JServ
Apache JServ Public License
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