Jakarta Struts & Advanced JSP Course

Jakarta Struts Training Course Objective Using Struts actions and action mappings to take control of HTTP requests/responses. Managing HTML form input and output with form beans, and use these beans to simplify data handling in the controller. Using persistent data in a Struts application with JDBC. To use JSTL and Struts custom tags to build robust and reusable JSP presentation logic. Supporting multiple client locales with various internationalization techniques. Defining validation rules for input forms, and providing clear user feedback To build complex presentations using decoupled, reusable tiles, screens and layouts.
Eligibility Experience in the following areas is essential. Java JSP Servlets Basic XML
Jakarta Struts Training Course Outline
	Jakarta Struts Architecture
		MVC (Model View Controler) Jakarta Struts Action Mappings Java Beans in Struts Working with Forms Validation Relational Models Presentation Technology Tiles
	Action Mappings
		ActionServlet Action ActionMapping Struts Configuration Selecting a Forward Global Forwards Forwarding Actions Other Action Subtypes Exception Handling
	Forms with Jakarta Struts
		Working with HTML Forms Action Forms Relationship to Input Relationship to Actions Relationship to the Model Relationship to Output DynaActionForm and Map-Backed Forms Validation
	Dealing with Relational Data
		JDBC JDBC Drivers DriverManager (JDBC 1.0) DataSource (JDBC 2.0) Connection Statement ResultSet The Struts Data-Source Manager Multi-Tier Design Business Logic Beans Persistence Logic EJB
	Jakarta Struts Tag Libraries
		Building View Components Struts Tag Libraries Attributes Building Forms <html:form> <html:text> Forms and Form Beans Scope and Duration of Form Data Managing Hyperlinks Error Messages Logic Tags
	The JSP Standard Tag Library
		JSTL Overview JSP Expression Language Core Tags Formatting Tags XML Tags SQL Tags
	Input Validation
		Validation in Struts The Struts Validator Plug-In Validating ActionForm Subtypes Configuring Validation Validators Rules Reporting Errors Multi-Page Validation Client-Side Validation Implementing a Validator Implementing ActionForm.validate
	Under the Hood of Jakarta Struts
		Global Objects and Keys Modules ActionServlet, RequestProcessor, ExceptionHandler Struts Configuration The org.apache.struts.config Package Plug-Ins Logging with Commons and Log4J Configuring Log4J Logging in Web Applications The org.apache.struts.util Package Commons BeanUtils
	Jakarta Struts in Practices
		Many Actions from One View Multiple Forwards Many Mappings to One Action Chaining Actions Dynamic Forwarding Form Beans as Mediators Using Reflection and BeanUtils Reusing Validation Rules Mapping-Based Validation Graceful Validation
	Tiles
		Reusable Layouts and Content The Tiles Framework Tiles and Stylesheets Tiles Attributes The Tiles Context Definitions Aggregation and Inheritance The Tiles Plug-In

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