That's the idea in JavaServer Pages, a very approachable and patient tutorial suitable for those with basic HTML knowledge. the beginning to explain how and Java servlets JSPS work. By JSPS, you write HTML with embedded tags, so you do not need to be a Java expert to use it. The strength of this text should be practical-minded tutorial author shows the pages in action. Dozens of short programming excerpts provide a solid tour of basic techniques, including taking shape variables and generate dynamic content for a sample news Web site. Content creators can learn JSPS and gain exposure to some real Java, while serious Java programmers can learn a lot for a simple approach to writing servlets Dragan. - Richard Topics covered: History of dynamic content with HTML, CGI scripts, Active Server Pages (ASP), the introduction of Java Server Pages (JSPS) and servlet, JSP comments and basic statements, error handling, request time processing and expressions, implicit JSP objects, taking user variable shapes, properties and serialization, basic Java programming (variables, keywords, objects, and simple class design), JSP scriptlets, conditionals, scoping rules, local, page, request and session scope, managing session information, designing JavaBeans, database and SQL basics, personalization techniques, dynamics ads, adding e-commerce capabilities that are simple, servlet events and APIs, using servlets with the JSPS, the introduction of XML and multithreaded programs, sample JSP code, and a case study to news Web sites.