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XML/XSL and JSPs
XML and XSL are technology standards that are quickly gaining popularity in the web application developers market. The two technologies, used together, allow one to cleanly separate an applications data from the rules or logic that transform that data into a particular presentation. XML is the standard used to represent the data. XSL is the standard used to represent the transformation rules.
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Using XML and JSP together
XML and JSP are two of the hottest buzzwords these days. This article shows how you can use these two technologies together to make a dynamic Website. You also get a look at code examples for DOM, XPath, XSL, and other Java-XML techniques.
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Serving XML with JavaServer Pages
Every successful e-commerce system has two major requirements: it should be usable and interoperable in a heterogeneous computing environment. In the case of usability, Web applications, such as e-commerce sites, can't look to desktop applications for a good model. It's sad but true; mediocre or even poor usability is sometimes tolerable for desktop applications since the money has already changed hands by the time the shortfall is discovered.
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Using XML With WebLogic Server
This document provides a foundation for using XML with WebLogic Server. It focuses primarily on how XML interfaces with the various services of WebLogic Server. For more information on XML and related technologies, please refer to the Additional resources section.
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Web Application Development with JSP and XML
Part I: Fast Track JSP
If you have had the opportunity to build Web applications using technologies such as Common Gateway Interface (CGI) and servlets, you are accustomed to the idea of writing a program to generate the whole page (the static and the dynamic part) using that same program. If you are looking for a solution in which you can separate the two parts, look no further. JavaServerTMPages (JSPTM) are here.
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Web Application Development with JSP and XML
Part II: JSP with XML in mind
The Extensible Markup Language (XML) has become the de facto standard data representation format for the Internet. XML data can be processed and interpreted on any platform--from handheld device to mainframe. It a perfect companion for Java applications that need portable data.
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Generate dynamic XML using JavaServer Pages technology
JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology is typically used for building HTML pages with dynamic content. But you can use this technology to generate dynamic content in other formats as well, including XML. Using real examples, this article will show how to build a JSP page as an XML document template that is "filled in" at request time using Java code embedded in the page.
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Developing XML Solutions with JavaServer Pages Technology
If you've ever had the opportunity to build a web application using Java technology, chances are you have used Java Server Pages (JSP) for content display.
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Developing XML Applications with WebLogic Server
The following sections describe how to use the Java programming language and WebLogic Server to develop XML applications. It is assumed that you know how to use Java Servlets and Java Server Pages (JSPs) to write Java applications.
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Code XML data islands in Web pages
Find out some interesting ways to use XML in Java Server Pages for application integration and data exchange, as well as for publishing the data in a browser. Using the described techniques, you can place "islands" of XML data inside your HTML pages.
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