Familiar with JSP server
This "JSP from the Shallow Depth" series tutorial is intermediate and advanced users, it requires the foundation of HTML and Java. You should connect the HTML web page together and use Java to program. If you have no foundation, it is recommended that you still have a good foundation. This series of tutorials will teach you JSP by preparing a simple example to complex examples. This series of tutorials are elaborated by a step-by-step approach. In order for you to get the biggest progress, it is recommended that you will debug all the examples in the process of learning. The examples of the beginning may be very simple, so you have to be particularly patient, don't think too simple and skip. If you carefully debug example, then you will quickly become familiar with the essential method of JSP.
Ok, start our first tutorial: Familiar with the JSP server.
If you don't have a JSP web server, then you will download it before starting the tutorial. The following servers can be downloaded or developed for free:
Blazix (1.5 Megabytes, JSP, Servlets and EJBS)
From www.blazix.com/blazix.html
ServletExec (3.8 Megabytes, JSP and Servlets)
From www.unifyeware.com/servletExec/
Jrun (11 Megabytes, JSP, Servlets and EJBS)
From www.jrun.com/
WebLogic (44 Megabytes, JSP, Servlets and EJBS)
From www.beasys.com/
WebSphere (105 Megabytes, JSP, Servlets and EJBS)
From www-4.ibm.com/sofeware/webservers/
If you haven't had a server yet, I suggest you download Blazix because it contains the tag library (can be used for tutorials for the label library). Blazix is also small and it can be easily downloaded, and can be run in all operating systems, including Windows98 in mainstream. There is also an advantage that its installation speed is more.
In order to truly learn JSP, the most important thing is that you have to debug the tutorial in a real server. The best way is to learn JSP skills through our own practice. If you have no server yet, then download one installed it.
After installing the web server, you should learn some of the following knowledge about the web server: Where should I place a file? How to access files from the browser (starting with http: instead of File: start)?
You first have to create the following simple files, such as:
Hello, World
