Java Web: From Beginner to Mastery (3rd Edition)

This book is a tutorial in the "Software Development Video Lecture Hall" series aimed at readers beginning Java Web, written by the Mingri Technology team. It is divided into sections on Web development fundamentals, JSP language basics, advanced JSP content, popular frameworks, and project practice, totaling 21 chapters: it begins with C/S and B/S architectures and how the Web works, fills in front-end basics such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and then explains setting up the Tomcat and Eclipse development environment; it then moves on to basic JSP syntax, JSP built-in objects, JavaBeans, Servlets, filters and listeners, and systematically introduces JDBC database operations, EL expressions and JSTL tags, and Ajax technology; the latter half covers Struts 2 basics and advanced techniques, Hibernate basics and advanced applications, the core of Spring—IoC and AOP—and integrated SSM framework development; the final chapter uses the comprehensive "Nine-Grid Memory Web" case to tie together the book's knowledge points through requirements analysis, system design, and module implementation. Every knowledge point is explained with concrete examples, key code is annotated, and video explanations and practice exercises are provided, making the book suitable for self-study from zero as well as a textbook or reference for relevant university courses.