Java Web Dynamic Website Development (Micro-lecture Edition)
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- College students majoring in computer-related fields, especially those currently taking Java Web development courses
- Career changers or beginners who want to learn Java Web development systematically from scratch and prefer a structured, step-by-step approach
- College instructors or training lecturers who need a reference textbook with detailed cases to accompany classroom teaching
- Developers with a clear need to learn or review traditional but foundational technology stacks such as Servlet and JSP
Not a good fit for
- Senior Java developers seeking advanced topics such as in-depth Spring Boot practice, reactive programming, or distributed systems
- Urgent learners who want to quickly master a single popular framework (such as Spring MVC) for project development and have no interest in traditional technology stacks
Reading tips
- Study the chapters in order, and be sure to complete the sample code and exercises by hand—practice is key to mastering Web development
- While studying, consult official documentation or more specialized books to compensate for the textbook's limited depth
- Use the book as a knowledge map: once you understand the basic concepts, actively explore how to combine and upgrade the book's technologies (such as JDBC and Servlet) with more modern frameworks (such as MyBatis and Spring)
About the publisher
Posts & Telecom Press is known for its strengths in science and technology, computing, and information and communications titles, and has extended its publishing into photography, art, software learning, and inspirational growth, giving it a fairly diverse range. Its catalog includes computing and communications works such as Refactoring and Patterns (Revised Edition) and Huawei Switch Learning Guide (Second Edition), alongside bilingual collector's editions such as The Little Prince (Chinese-English-French illustrated collector's edition), The Great Gatsby, and Three Days to See. Beijing Ten Years: 1980-1990 and Ghost Blade: WLOP Personal Illustration Collection reflect its presence in photography and art. Its authors include Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Helen Keller, Joshua Kerievsky, Wang Da, Zhang Zhaozeng, and WLOP.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 内容提要
- 前言
- 项目一 Java Web概述
- 任务一 Web开发技术概述
- 任务二 JSP开发技术概述
- 任务三 JSP开发环境的搭建
- 任务四 集成开发环境的安装
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目二 JSP基本语法
- 任务一 JSP页面的基本构成
- 任务二 JSP语法基础
- 任务三 拓展实训
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目三 JSP内置对象
- 任务一 JSP内置对象简介
- 任务二 request内置对象
- 任务三 response内置对象
- 任务四 out内置对象
- 任务五 session内置对象
- 任务六 application内置对象
- 任务七 拓展实训
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目四 JDBC技术的应用
- 任务一 JDBC技术概述
- 任务二 MySQL数据库管理系统
- 任务三 连接MySQL数据库
- 任务四 查询数据操作
- 任务五 增加数据操作
- 任务六 更新数据操作
- 任务七 删除数据操作
- 任务八 常见数据库的连接
- 任务九 拓展实训
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目五 JavaBean技术的应用
- 任务一 JavaBean技术简介
- 任务二 JavaBean的规则
- 任务三 JavaBean的应用
- 任务四 拓展实训
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目六 Servlet技术的应用
- 任务一 Servlet技术概述
- 任务二 编写Servlet类
- 任务三 编写Web.xml配置文件
- 任务四 Servlet类的访问
- 任务五 拓展实训
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目七 “天码行空”企业网站的设计与实现
- 任务一 系统功能分析与设计
- 任务二 后台管理系统主要功能的实现
- 任务三 企业网站主要功能的实现
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 项目八 孕婴网站的设计与实现
- 任务一 系统功能分析与设计
- 任务二 系统数据库设计
- 任务三 公共模块功能的实现
- 任务四 主要页面设计与实现
- 任务五 主要功能模块的实现
- 任务六 项目运行发布
- 本章小结
- 课后练习
- 配套资源
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About the author
Zhang Huan is an author known mainly for writing books on programming and design. Public information about him is limited, and only two works can be confirmed, both in the areas of introductory Java technology and website development. Among them, Java Web Dynamic Website Development (Micro-Course Edition) addresses the complete process of dynamic website development, while Java Language Programming and Implementation (Micro-Course Edition) focuses on Java fundamentals and programming practice. Both books use the “micro-course edition” format, indicating that the writing values the operability of knowledge points and a manageable learning pace, and tends to break abstract concepts into runnable examples so readers can learn while practicing. Judging from the subject matter, Zhang Huan's content is close to the needs of university courses and vocational training, with plain language and clear structure, leaning toward practical textbooks rather than theoretical monographs. Although his personal background, positions, and writing career cannot yet be verified, these two works offer introductory readers a fairly concrete path into programming.
Li Jinjing is an author active in the field of programming and design books. Public information about this author is currently limited, and details such as a full biography, nationality, or dates of birth and death cannot be confirmed. Judging from the works held in the library, the writing centers on the Java technology stack, covering both web development and program design. Representative works include Java Web Dynamic Website Development (Micro-course Edition) and Java Language Programming and Implementation (Micro-course Edition). Both books adopt a "micro-course edition" format aimed at readers who combine video explanations with textbook self-study, reflecting a writing style that emphasizes hands-on practice and step-by-step guidance. In terms of content organization, the author tends to combine language fundamentals with project implementation, helping readers move from grammar basics to practical application scenarios such as dynamic website development. Although only two works are currently available, the topics are focused and clearly positioned, making them suitable as supplementary textbook references for Java-related courses in higher education or training programs.
