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Throughout this Book, you’ve seen how to write JavaServer Pages (JSP) pages, use custom tags, and access relational databases. When putting a certain structure in place for a JSP application, you can use existing frameworks that provide a foundation for you to build your applications. Good frameworks encapsulate best practices in Web application architecture and also implement a lot of common functionality that would otherwise have to be reimplemented for each and every Web application.
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© 2004 Peter den Haan, Lance Lavandowska, Sathya Narayana Panduranga, and Krishnaraj Perrumal
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den Haan, P., Lavandowska, L., Panduranga, S.N., Perrumal, K. (2004). Implementing the Model 2 Architecture and Using Struts. In: Moodie, M. (eds) Beginning JSP™ 2 API: From Novice to Professional. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0693-4_10
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