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Gary Bollinger (Olney, MD) is the Director of Product Development and co-founder of Artesia Technologies, a digital asset management company. At Artesia, Bollinger is responsible for choosing and integrating all technology. Bollinger formerly worked for Sterling Software and served as Technical Director with system architecture and software design/development responsibilities. He is the author of several technical articles appearing in JavaPro and JavaReport magazines.

Bharathi Natarajan is a lead software engineer with Artesia Technologies and has authored and co-authored articles appearing in JavaPro and Java Report.

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Essential Skills for First-Time Programmers

Learn to deliver dynamic content to Web pages using JavaServer Pages. The ideal introduction to this server-side scripting language, JSP: A Beginner's Guide first covers the building blocks, such as JSP syntax, scripting elements, implicit objects, and tag libraries. You'll then learn how to build solid JSP architectures, create real-world Web applications, implement application security measures, and integrate a database into your JSP architecture. Get started working with JSP right away with this self-paced, step-by-step learning solution.

This Beginner's Guide is Designed for Easy Learning: Modules--Each programming concept is divided into logical modules (chapters), ideal for individualized learning Goals--Each module opens with the specific programming skills you'll have by the end of the module Ask the Experts--Q; A sections throughout are filled with extra information and interesting commentary 1-Minute Drills--Quick self-assessment sections to check your progress Annotated Syntax--Example code annotated with commentary that points to the particular technique illustrated Projects--Coding exercises contained in each module show how to apply what you are learning Mastery Checks--End-of-module reviews that test your knowledge using short-answer, multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and simple coding questions