Chapter 15. Advanced Application Design
IN THIS CHAPTER
This final chapter will cover two main topics.
The first topic to consider is expanding the traditional boundaries of JSP. The chapter examines Dynamic JSP. In JSP 1.2, XML syntax is introduced to make JSP a 100% XML document. Because JSP is an interpreted language, this means that it's possible to write self-modifying code with the various XML techniques discussed in this book. This section builds an example page that will be dynamically modified depending on changing conditions.
The second application topic is the one of security. This is an extremely important topic at a time when anyone can access and probe our Web applications. As ...
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