Beginning JSP 2

- A First JSP
- How It Works
- Working with Data
- Reusing Code
- Decisions, Decisions
- More on Objects
- Utility Classes and the Expression Language
- When it All Goes Wrong
- Writing Tag Libraries
- Behind the Scenes
- Keeping Track of Users
- Securing Web Applications
- JDBC and Advanced Web Queries
- JSP and XML
- Structuring Applications with Struts
- A Struts Web Application
- Appendix A: JSP Syntax Reference
- Appendix B: JSP Implicit Objects
- Appendix C: XML Configuration Files
- Appendix D: Getting More Information.

Peter den Haan--Peter den Haan is a senior systems engineer at Objectivity Ltd, a UK-based systems integration company. He began to program at 13 on a Radio Shack TRS-80 model I with 16KB of memory, and has since progressed to J2EE systems architect and lead developer for Internet and intranet projects for clients ranging from the UK Football Association Premier League to Shell Finance. Peter has previously written the security and cryptography chapters for Beginning Java Networking. He is a Sun certified Java 2 developer, former JavaRanch bartender, self-confessed geek, holds a doctorate in theoretical physics, and plays bass in the local worship band.

Lance Lavandowska--Lance Lavandowska has been working with JavaServer Pages since 1998. He has contributed to several Apache Jakarta projects, the Castor project, and the Roller weblogger project. Lance has also served as a technical reviewer on several JSP books and was a co-author on Professional JSP Site Design.

Sathya Narayana Panduranga--Sathya is a Software Design Engineer living in the software capital of India, Bangalore. He has expertise in Microsoft and Java technologies and has worked in the domains of Internet, telecom, and convergence. His favorite areas of interest are distributed and component-based application architectures, and object oriented analysis and design. Contributing to a range of technical articles and books is a hobby that gives him the immense satisfaction of being able to share his knowledge.

Krishnaraj Perrumal--Krishnaraj Perrumal is founder and director of Adarsh Softech, at Salem. He has successfully developed and managed a number of software projects and e-projects, and his programming experience spans for the past 15 years. He regularly gives presentations on Java technology, XML, information systems security, and audit. He is a Sun Certified Java Programmer, a Certified Novell Netware Engineer, and also a Certified Information Systems Auditor. Currently he spends most of