Server-Side Java Programming for Web Developers

Chapter 1 An Overview of Server-Side Web Programming 1.1 What is Server-side Web Programming? 1.2 Java as a Second Language 1.3 A Brief History of Java Chapter 2 Getting Started With Java 2.1 OOP 2.2 Robot Agents 2.3 Translating the Agent Metaphor to Java 2.4 Included at No Extra Charge Chapter 3 Java Program Development 3.1 The Process 3.2 It's Simple 3.3 Static 3.4 Compilation and Execution Chapter 4 Getting Serious About Java 4.1 Class Building 4.2 Throwing and Catching 4.3 Putting it Together 4.4 Serious Strings 4.5 Accommodating Arrays 4.6 Timely Tables Chapter 5 Processing HTML Forms 5.1 Anatomy of Form Processing 5.2 Introduction to Servlets 5.3 Processing a Simple Form 5.4 Putting Together a Better HTML Document Class 5.5 The Table and Cell Classes Chapter 6 Java and Web Databases 6.1 Relational Databases 6.2 A Brief Introduction to SQL 6.3 The mSQL Relational Database Management System 6.4 JDBC 6.5 Database Queries with HTML Forms Chapter 7 Sessions and E-mail 7.1 Sessions 7.2 An E-mail Application Chapter 8. JavaBeans and JavaServer Pages 8.1 Introduction to JSP and JavaBeans 8.2 JavaBeans 8.3 JSPs 8.4 The Shopping Cart Application Revisited Chapter 9 Networking 9.1 A Mini Web Document Server 9.2 Threads and MWDS Chapter 10 A Little Perl 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Perl Syntax and The Basic Operators 10.3 Input and Output 10.4 Working with Containers of Data 10.5 Pre-Defined Variables 10.6 Looping and Control Structures 10.7 Operators for Searching and Substituting 10.8 Output To Files 10.9 System Functions 10.10 The perlEcho script Chapter 11 CGI Java 11.1 Introduction to CGI 11.2 Processing a Form 11.3 Under the Hood of the FormProcessor classAvila, John is the author of 'Server-Side Java Programming for Web Developers' with ISBN 9781576760420 and ISBN 1576760421.