JSP, or JavaServer Pages, is a part of Java technology that allows web developers to rapidly create a wide range of enterprise, mission-critical web applications such as e-commerce, banking, and corporate intranet applications.
Section 1. JSP Quick Start
If you don’t know anything about JSP…
- First, get to know JSP by following the introduction to JSP.
- Second, start developing the first JSP page and call it from the web browser.
Section 2. Basic JSP
The basic JSP tutorial is an excellent starting point if you’re unfamiliar with JSP. We will explain fundamental JSP concepts with practical examples, enabling you to apply what you learn effectively in specific programming contexts.
Section 3. JSTL
The JSP Standard Tag Library, or JSTL, offers JSP authors a better way to make their code more readable and easier to maintain. Like HTML, JSTL consists of XML-based tags, making it very easy to work with.