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Enterprise Java
Getting version string from a Maven based web application
When you package a maven project, it will automatically generate a pom.properties file inside that will contains the version, artifactId…
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Enterprise Java
EE JSP: Generating Dynamic Content with JSTL Tag Libraries
Besides writing your own Custom Tags in JSP, you will find that Java EE actually provides a set of Java…
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Enterprise Java
EE JSP: Generating Dynamic Content with Custom Tag Libraries
When developing View layer in a web application, you want to try not to duplicate content in JSP files as…
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Enterprise Java
EE JSP: The Reversed Jacket of Servlet
Generating HTML from Servlet is only practical if you have small amount of pages, or needed fine control of the…
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Enterprise Java
EE Servlet 3: Developing User Login with Session and Filter
I have introduced the Application class in my previous post where you can setup backend services. One example service I…
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Enterprise Java
EE Servlet 3: How to Setup Backend Services in a Web Application
In a web application, providing user interfacing (UI) is often only half of the job. Many applications have requirements that’s…
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Enterprise Java
EE Servlet 3: Simple Form Processing
Form handling in web application is like bread and butter for most Web developers. It will not be much use…
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Enterprise Java
EE Servlet 3: Generating HTML output in Servlet
If you just need to handle a handful of requests URI in your EE web module, then it might be…
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Software Development
Writing your own logging service?
Application logging is one those things like favorite Editors war: everyone has their own opinions and there are endless of…
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