Java Training : JavaServer Pages Using WebLogic 6

JavaServer Pages (JSPs) are an exciting extension to the JavaServer / servlet technology. JSPs allow you to create complex, sophisticated web pages that include embedded Java code, but with the ease of writing HTML. Custom tag libraries further enhance the power of JSPs by hiding sophisticated Java functionality behind simple XML markup. WebLogic is one of the leading web server products supporting Java Servlets and JSPs.

This course will, through lecture and hands-on workshops, teach you how to write JSPs and custom tag libraries and install them in a WebLogic 6 server.

Java Training Platform

WebLogic 6 running on Windows NT 4.0 or 2000 Professional or Sun Solaris.

Java Training Prerequisites

Students are expected to have a solid understanding of Java Servlets. The course on Java Servlets or an equivalent course is sufficient. Familiarity with HTML and XML is very helpful but not essential.

Java Training Course duration

2 Days

Java Training Learning Objectives

After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:

Understand what JSPs are, what they can do for you, and how they relate to servlets
Understand how to construct and install a JSP
Understand how to use a JavaBean to encapsulate data for a JSP
Understand how to install and maintain JSPs in a WebLogic 6 server

Java Training Course outline

Introduction to JavaServer Pages

What is a JSP?
JSP Mechanics
JSPs vs. Servlets
JSPs vs. ASP
JSP Constructs
Other JSP Features

JSP Basics

Predefined Variables
JSP Expressions
Scriptlets
Declarations
Installing & Using JSPs
If JSP Has Errors

Installing JSPs in WebLogic 6

WebLogic Overview
Web Applications
Deploying JSPs

JSP Directives

Basics of Directives
Types of Directives
The page Directive

Combining Files in JSPs

Overview
Translation-Time Inclusion
Request-Time Inclusion

Using JavaBeans with JSPs

JavaBeans Overview
Bean Requirements
Installing a Bean
Using Beans in JSPs
Using Beans in Servlets

Custom Tag Libraries: Introduction

Overview of CTLs
CTL Basic Mechanics

Custom Tag Libraries: Basics

Where's the CTL API?
Developing a Tag Library
Tag Handlers
Tab Library Descriptors
Using a TLD
Installing the Library

Custom Tag Libraries: Advanced Features

Tag Attributes
Using PageContext
Handling Exceptions

Custom Tag Libraries: Tag Bodies

Tag Bodies
Including Tag Body
Repeating the Body
Manipulating the Body

Hardware/Software Requirements

Hardware Requirements

Intel-based PC Workstation

Windows NT 4.0 or 2000 Professional

Note: Windows 95 & 98 are NOT supported

Minimum 586 200 MHz Processor
Minimum of 64 MB memory
Minimum of 4 KB environment space
Minimum of 320 MB disk space for Java & WebLogic software; additional 140 MB for Java documentation

Sun Solaris/SPARC

Minimum of 64 MB memory
Minimum of 4 KB environment space
Minimum of 320 MB disk space for Java & WebLogic software; additional 140 MB for Java documentation

In Addition:

The workstations must have TCP/IP access to themselves (i.e. they can recognize localhost). TCP/IP access to the instructor machine is highly desirable but not absolutely necessary.

Software Requirements

WebLogic Server 6.0
Java 2 Standard Edition version 1.3 software and documentation*
Java 2 Enterprise Edition version 1.3 software and documentation*
A Web browser
Adobe Acrobat Reader*
Student files
Text editor*

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