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Java Web Application Design and Practice

Rating 3.7
Word count
159K words
Chapters
73
ISBN
9787115474049

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Summary

Web applications based on the B/S architecture are increasingly common in application development today, and their implementation inevitably involves JSP and Servlet technologies. This book focuses on the basic syntax of JSP, using JSP to handle the receipt of and response to Web requests, achieving database access and interaction through JSP, and Servlet-based business control, so that readers learn how to develop their own Web applications and master Linux fundamentals as well as how to deploy Web projects on Linux servers.

Editor's review

Java Web Application Design and Practice is published by Posts & Telecom Press, and its author Xiao Rui has extensive experience in IT education. The book is positioned as a hands-on technical tutorial for readers with a foundation in the Java language, and its core value lies in closely integrating the Java Web development knowledge system with project practice rather than merely listing concepts.

In terms of content architecture, the book systematically covers key technology stacks ranging from Servlet and JSP to the widely used Spring framework. Its notable feature is a progressive approach of "theoretical explanation + code examples + comprehensive cases." This arrangement helps readers quickly consolidate knowledge through practice after understanding the basic principles, and ultimately acquire the ability to integrate multiple technologies to solve practical problems. The hands-on project cases in the book simulate real development scenarios, making it an effective bridge for readers who wish to move from learning to actual development.

In terms of technology selection, the book does not remain within the outdated J2EE system but incorporates mainstream open-source frameworks and tools, reflecting synchronization between content and industry development. However, readers should note that Web technologies iterate rapidly, and some specific tool versions covered in the book may have been updated; when studying, they should focus on grasping the design ideas and core principles and be able to consult the latest official documentation.

Overall, this is a clearly structured, application-oriented guide from beginner to intermediate level. It is suitable as a supplementary textbook for computer-related majors in higher education institutions, or as a self-study book for career changers and entry-level developers to systematically build a Java Web knowledge system. Its reading value lies in providing a relatively complete learning path and actionable practical guidance.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Learners with a Java SE foundation who wish to systematically study Web development
  • Computer science students seeking a reference book that combines classroom theory with project practice
  • Those new to Java Web development who need an introductory guide from environment setup to project deployment
  • Developers who wish to consolidate traditional technologies such as Servlet and JSP and gain a preliminary understanding of the Spring framework

Not a good fit for

  • Advanced developers seeking in-depth analysis of cutting-edge architectures such as the latest microservices and cloud native
  • Readers who want to quickly look up APIs or solve specific difficult problems (this book focuses more on systematic learning)

Reading tips

  1. It is recommended to read the chapters in order and to be sure to complete the examples and projects in the book by hand; practice is key to understanding Web development
  2. While reading, compare the frameworks covered in the book (such as Spring) with the latest official documentation to understand their evolution
  3. After completing the basics, try using the comprehensive cases in the book as a template and add or modify features for extended practice

About the publisher

Posts & Telecom Press China · Founded in 1953

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

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容提要
  3. 大数据开发实战系列编委会
  4. 序言
  5. 前言
  6. 关于引用作品的版权声明
  7. 第1章 Java Web开发初体验
  8. 任务1 构建第一个Java Web项目
  9. 任务2 使用JSP生成Web页面
  10. 任务3 在JSP中获取用户注册信息
  11. 任务4 在JSP中合理存储数据
  12. 本章总结
  13. 本章练习
  14. 第2章 Java Web应用实现数据库访问
  15. 任务1 在Java中实现新闻信息的查询
  16. 任务2 使用JDBC编辑新闻信息
  17. 任务3 在JSP页面中展示新闻列表
  18. 任务4 通过JSP页面添加新闻信息
  19. 本章总结
  20. 本章练习
  21. 第3章 使用第三方控件及数据分页展示
  22. 任务1 实现新闻配图
  23. 任务2 实现对新闻的富文本编辑
  24. 任务3 实现分页查询新闻信息
  25. 任务4 在JSP中实现分页显示新闻信息
  26. 本章总结
  27. 本章练习
  28. 第4章 EL和JSTL
  29. 任务1 使用EL表达式简化信息展示
  30. 任务2 使用JSTL实现列表展示
  31. 本章总结
  32. 本章练习
  33. 第5章 Servlet、过滤器及监听器
  34. 任务1 使用Servlet添加新闻
  35. 任务2 使用过滤器解决中文乱码问题
  36. 任务3 使用监听器统计在线用户数量
  37. 本章总结
  38. 本章练习
  39. 第6章 Ajax与jQuery
  40. 任务1 使用原生JavaScript发送Ajax请求
  41. 任务2 使用jQuery发送Ajax请求
  42. 任务3 使用JSON格式构建响应数据
  43. 本章总结
  44. 本章练习
  45. 第7章 jQuery的Ajax交互扩展
  46. 任务1 掌握更多jQuery实现Ajax的方法
  47. 任务2 通过Ajax请求直接加载新闻和主题页面
  48. 任务3 通过Ajax请求发表评论
  49. 任务4 使用FastJSON生成JSON格式数据
  50. 任务5 掌握jQuery让渡“$”操作符的方法
  51. 本章总结
  52. 本章练习
  53. 第8章 项目实战——使用Ajax技术改进新闻发布系统
  54. 任务1 理解项目需求
  55. 任务2 使用Ajax技术改造新闻发布系统
  56. 本章总结
  57. 本章练习
  58. 第9章 使用Linux操作系统
  59. 任务1 了解Linux操作系统
  60. 任务2 掌握Linux文件系统
  61. 任务3 掌握Linux的权限管理
  62. 任务4 掌握Linux的进程管理
  63. 任务5 使用Linux的其他常用命令
  64. 本章总结
  65. 本章练习
  66. 第10章 Linux系统软件安装及项目发布
  67. 任务1 实现远程连接Linux服务器
  68. 任务2 了解Linux中的软件安装方式
  69. 任务3 掌握Linux软件安装的常用命令
  70. 任务4 在Linux中安装常用软件
  71. 本章总结
  72. 本章练习
  73. 附录

FAQ

What prior knowledge does this book require of readers?
Readers need to have already mastered the core syntax of the Java language, object-oriented programming concepts, and basic database operations (such as MySQL). A preliminary understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript will make the learning process smoother.
Which technical frameworks does this book mainly cover?
The book covers Java Web fundamentals (Servlet, JSP, JDBC, Filter, Listener, etc.) and extends to introductory applications of mainstream open-source frameworks such as Spring, Spring MVC, and MyBatis, providing a transitional learning path from traditional technologies to lightweight frameworks.
Are the case projects in the book complete and close to reality?
Yes. The book designs comprehensive hands-on cases that run through multiple chapters, typically a complete Web application (such as a mall or management system), covering the main stages from requirements analysis, design, and coding to testing and deployment. It aims to simulate a real development process and help readers develop engineering thinking.

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About the author

Xiao Rui Author · Chinese · 1973

Xiao Rui, born in November 1973 in Jilin Province, holds a doctorate in education from Peking University and is a Chinese expert in IT vocational education. He is a co-founder of Beida Jade Bird Aptech and founded Kegongchang in 2015. He currently serves as CEO of Beijing Jade Bird Vocational Education Technology Development Co., Ltd. and dean of the Beida Jade Bird AI Research Institute, and is engaged as a special lecturer at Peking University's School of Software. He has long been devoted to IT vocational education and textbook compilation, and many textbooks he has edited have been selected as national planning textbooks. The library holds 23 of his works, covering Java advanced features, Hadoop data warehousing, MySQL database applications, web design and development, Java Web application design, the SSM lightweight framework, and SEM data analysis. Common categories include programming and design, computer science, design, and examinations. These works are practice-oriented and emphasize learning through exercises, serving vocational education readers and exerting a certain influence in computer and design teaching.

喻晓路 Author · China

Yu Xiaolu is a Chinese author of books on programming and design, about whom publicly available information is limited; the identity details currently confirmed relate mainly to the work published under this name. One title by this author is held in the collection, Java Web Application Design and Practice, which falls under the category of programming and design. Judging from the title and category, the book addresses learners of Java Web development, covering both application design concepts and hands-on practice, and combining technical principles with project exercises; it is therefore suitable as a reference for beginners or those at an intermediate stage. No public record has been found of the author's specific education, professional experience, or research focus in this field, so further speculation is inappropriate. On the available evidence, Yu Xiaolu's writing leans toward practical technical tutorials, linking design methods with hands-on work to help readers understand the basic structure of web applications while gaining operating experience. Although the output is small, the work reflects a practical orientation and an emphasis on applying what is learned, and may serve readers interested in Java Web technology.

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