Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE JSP Tag Libraries and Utilities Reference Release 2 (9.0.2) Part Number A95883-01 |
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This document provides reference information as well as some conceptual material for JSP tag libraries and utilities included with OC4J. These libraries are generally portable, not requiring the OC4J JSP container.
This preface contains these topics:
The Sample Applications chapter was removed for Oracle9iAS 9.0.2. Applications that were listed there are available in the OC4J demos, from either of the following locations:
Note:
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/servlets/content.html
This document is intended for Web application developers using servlet and JavaServer Pages technology. It assumes that working Web, servlet, and JSP environments already exist, and that readers are already familiar with the following:
You can refer to the Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE Support for JavaServer Pages Reference for background information about standard JavaServer Pages technology and tag library support, and details of the Oracle JSP implementation.
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This document contains:
This chapter provides an overview of the tag libraries documented in the remainder of the manual, as well as overviews of tag libraries provided with other Oracle9iAS components (outside of OC4J).
This chapter discusses JavaBeans provided with the JSP Markup Language (JML) library that can be used as extended Java types.
This provides JML syntax and tag descriptions, as well as an overview of the philosophy behind the JML tag library.
This documents JavaBeans and tags for database access.
This chapter describes tags to use in handling XML documents and outputting or transforming their data.
This chapter describes the Oracle implementation of JESI tags to support Edge Side Includes technology for Web caching.
This describes concepts, custom tags, servlet APIs, and XML descriptor files for the Web Object Cache, an application-level Java caching interface provided with OC4J.
This chapter discusses miscellaneous utility features included with OC4J: JspScopeListener
for event-handling; a tag and JavaBean for sending e-mail; tags and JavaBeans for uploading or downloading files; tags for using EJBs; and general utility tags.
This chapter describes a set of tags to support use of Oracle9iAS Personalization. Personalization is a mechanism to tailor recommendations to application users, based on behavioral, purchasing, rating, and demographic data.
This chapter provides an overview of the compile-time implementation of the Oracle JML sample tag library (the only way the library was supported in pre-JSP 1.1 releases), and documents tags not supported in the runtime implementation that is documented in Chapter 3.
This appendix includes the Third Party License for third party products included with Oracle9i Application Server and discussed in this document.
See the following additional OC4J documents available from the Oracle Java Platform group:
This book provides some overview and general information for OC4J; primer chapters for servlets, JSP pages, and EJBs; and general configuration and deployment instructions.
This book provides information for JSP developers who want to run their pages in OC4J. It includes a general overview of JSP standards and programming considerations, as well as discussion of Oracle value-added features and steps for getting started in the OC4J environment.
This book provides information for servlet developers regarding use of servlets and the servlet container in OC4J. It also documents relevant OC4J configuration files.
This book describes basic Java services supplied with OC4J, such as JTA, JNDI, and the Oracle9i Application Server Java Object Cache.
This book discusses the EJB implementation and EJB container in OC4J.
Also available from the Oracle Java Platform group:
The following documents are available from the Oracle9i Application Server group:
The following are available from the JDeveloper group:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/content.html
The following documents from the Oracle Server Technologies group may also contain information of interest:
For information about Oracle9iAS Personalization, which is the foundation of the Personalization tag library, you can refer to the following documents from the Oracle9iAS Personalization group:
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The following Oracle Technology Network (OTN) resources are available for further information about JavaServer Pages:
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/servlets/
http://www.oracle.com/forums/forum.jsp?id=399160
The following resources are available from Sun Microsystems:
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/index.html
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/index.html
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