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    Dedication
    Advance praise for Head First Servlets & JSP™
    Praise for Head First EJB™ and the Head First approach
    Praise for the Head First approach
    Perpetrators of the Head First series (and this book)
    Intro
    Ch. 1. Why use Servlets & JSPs?
    OBJECTIVES
    Everybody wants a web site
    What does your web server do?
    What does a web client do?
    Clients and servers know HTML and HTTP
    Two-minute HTML guide
    What you write ...(the HTML)
    What the browser creates...
    What is the HTTP protocol?
    HTML is part of the HTTP response
    If that's the response, what's in the request?
    GET is a simple request, POST can send user data
    there are no Dumb Questions
    It's true... you can send a little data with HTTP GET
    Anatomy of an HTTP GET request
    Anatomy of an HTTP POST request
    Anatomy of an HTTP response, and what the heck is a "MIME t ype"?
    All the pieces. On one page.
    Sharpen your pencil: GET or POST?
    URL. Whatever you do, don't pronounce it "Earl".
    Off the path: A TCP port is just a number
    Directory structure for a simple Apache web site
    Sharpen your pencil: Mapping URLs to content
    Web servers love serving static web pages
    But sometimes you need more than just the web server
    Two things the web server alone won't do
    The non-Java term for a web server helper app is "CGI " program
    Sharpen your pencil: Request Response
    Servlets Demystified (write, deploy, run)
    there are no Dumb Questions
    JSP is what happened when somebody introduced Java to HTML
    Ch. 2. Web App Architecture
    Ch. 3. Mini MVC Tutorial
    Ch. 4. Being a Servlet
    Ch. 5. Being a Web App
    Ch. 6. Conversational state
    Ch. 7. Being a JSP
    Ch. 8. Script-free pages
    Ch. 9. Custom tags are powerful
    Ch. 10. When even JSTL is not enough...
    Ch. 11. Deploying your web app
    Ch. 12. Keep it secret, keep it safe
    Ch. 13. The Power of Filters
    Ch. 14. Enterprise Design Patterns
    Appx. A. Final Mock Exam
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