Author
Ketkee Aryamane
Released
2/6/2018- Reviewing the purpose of servlets
- Implementing a GET request in a web app
- POST request basics
- Forwarding, redirection, and other APIs
- Servlet life cycle
- Reviewing JSP and its features
- Session management
- Filters and Listeners
- Using expression language in JSP
- Need for JSTL and its modules
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Instructor] Hi, my name is Ketkee, and I have been doing Java J2EE development for the last 10 years. I am going to walk you through this JSP servlets API course. Servlets or JPSs is the fundamental building block of any web application. If you look at frameworks that we have today like Struts, Spring MVC, JSF, all of them have been built on these basic APIs. So in this course we are going to explore a lot of important topics like servlets, filters, listeners. We will also see how do you do session management for a website through these APIs.
After that we will take a deep dive into some of the important JSP components. Using servlets and JPS's components we are going to build a web application as a part of this course. So let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome47s
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What you should know2m 51s
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1. Overview and Setup
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Alternative setups1m 44s
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Project application setup5m 11s
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2. Servlet Basics: GET
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Types of HTTP requests1m 20s
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3. Servlet Basics: POST
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POST request basics2m 48s
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4. Forwarding, Redirection, and Other APIs
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Understanding forwarding9m 45s
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Understanding redirection3m 44s
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Using ServletConfig5m 11s
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Using ServletContext4m 19s
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5. Servlet Life Cycle
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Using the servlet life cycle7m 51s
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6. JSP Fundamentals
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JSP directives: Page8m 52s
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7. Session Management
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Using cookies11m 56s
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Using URL rewriting9m 15s
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8. Filters and Listeners
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Filters: Implement filter logic10m 15s
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Using listeners in a web app10m 51s
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9. JSP Standard Actions and Expression Language
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Expression language7m 20s
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10. JSTL and Custom Tag Library
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Core module: Displaying data11m 4s
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FMT module10m 31s
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Custom tag library5m 32s
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Custom tag: Use tag on JSP2m 40s
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Conclusion
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Next steps42s
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