Chapter 6. JSP support
Chapter 3, “WebSphere programming model” on page 17 discussed how JavaServer Pages (JSPs) fit into a Web application. This chapter shows how to build JSPs within that framework. Several other redbooks show how to use such products as WebSphere Studio to build and test JSPs. This chapter discusses the basic relationship between a JSP and its calling servlet.
This chapter also shows several techniques in which JSPs can be used to develop and debug Web applications. These JSPs would never appear in a production system, but rather would exist temporarily to quickly debug the collaboration between a servlet and JSP or to debug Java code that must run within the servlet runtime environment.
Finally, with the introduction of ...
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