Summary
In this chapter, we discussed WebLogic's implementation of JSP tag libraries, JSP syntax, and WebLogic's custom and validation tag libraries. We also discussed WebLogic's EJB to JSP integration tool, tag library resources, and some best practices for implementing tag libraries. Hopefully you've grasped how tag libraries can and have helped many developers greatly reduce the Java code within JSP pages. Try comparing the initial examples presented to the final EJB JSP tags. The reduction of Java code and the abstraction of logic out of the presentation layer are dramatic. Consistent development of JSP libraries enables developers to build a portfolio of reusable application components, which saves development time, thus decreasing time ...
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