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Homegrown JSP

So, home alone and taking the opportunity to looking Java and JSP. I want to create a "framework" for prototyping database form frontends. Need security/LDAP validation. Probably a fruitless task as far as work goes, but I am compelled anyway.

So, it is the JSP book that seems to have the most direct example of what I am looking for. So that seems to mean taglibs and Beans.

Last night, I got the Chapter 12 database example to run. So, now back to the authentication. I am using all the bad developer things like a single database connection, not a connection pool, and descriptors on the web.xml file, not LDAP authentication.

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