Java Servlet Pages (JSPs) (Coursera)

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Java Servlet Pages (JSPs) (Coursera)

This course will provide an overview of JSP and show the power of using Scripting Elements. Additionally, key JSP Directives are covered. We’ll do an overview of JSP Tags and introduce how to create and access Java Beans to manipulate their properties. We explore JSP Expression Language, examining the rules, syntax, and the most commonly used implicit objects. We also cover standard tags and JSTL.

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Course 3 of 4 in the Java Enterprise Edition Specialization.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Module 1
This module will provide an overview of JSP and show the power of using Scripting Elements. Additionally, key JSP Directives are covered.

WEEK 2
Module 2
In this module we’ll do an overview of JSP Tags and introduce how to create and access Java Beans to manipulate their properties

WEEK 3
Module 3
In this module we explore JSP Expression Language, examining the rules, syntax, and the most commonly used implicit objects. The module also covers standard tags and JSTL.

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