Java Server Pages Practice Exam

The Certificate in Java Server Pages (JSP) is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop dynamic web pages using Java technology. This certification program covers various aspects of JSP, including JSP syntax, scripting elements, custom tags, JSP standard actions, and JSP lifecycle. Candidates will learn how to create dynamic web pages that can interact with databases, process user input, and generate dynamic content for web applications.

Skills Covered:

• Understanding of JSP Concepts and Architecture
• JSP Syntax and Scripting Elements
• Using JSP Standard Actions
• Developing Custom Tags in JSP
• JSP Lifecycle and Request Processing
• Integrating JSP with Java Servlets and JavaBeans
  

Candidates are expected to have a basic understanding of the Java programming language, web development concepts (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), and Java Servlets.

Why is Java Server Pages important?

• Simplifies the development of dynamic web pages in Java
• Enables the separation of presentation and business logic
• Integrates seamlessly with Java EE technologies, such as Servlets and JDBC
• Supports the creation of reusable components using custom tags
• Enhances productivity by allowing for rapid development of web applications

Who should take the Java Server Pages Exam?

• Java Developers, Web Developers, Software Engineers, and anyone involved in developing web applications using Java should consider taking the certification exam on Java Server Pages (JSP).

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the Java Server Pages is evaluated for the following skills:

• Knowledge of JSP Concepts and Best Practices
• Ability to Use JSP Syntax and Scripting Elements
• Proficiency in Using JSP Standard Actions
• Understanding of Developing Custom Tags in JSP
• Skills in JSP Lifecycle and Request Processing
• Competence in Integrating JSP with Java Servlets and JavaBeans

Java Server Pages Certification Course Outline

1. JSP Concepts and Architecture

   • JSP Lifecycle
   • JSP Directives
   • JSP Expression Language (EL)

2. JSP Syntax and Scripting Elements

   • Declaration Tags
   • Scriptlet Tags
   • Expression Tags

3. Using JSP Standard Actions

   • Including Other Files
   • Forwarding Requests
   • Error Handling

4. Developing Custom Tags in JSP

   • Tag Library Descriptor (TLD)
   • Tag Handler Classes
   • Tag Attributes and Bodies

5. JSP Lifecycle and Request Processing

   • Initialization and Compilation
   • Request Processing Lifecycle
   • Page Compilation and Execution

6. Integrating JSP with Java Servlets and JavaBeans

   • Accessing Servlet Parameters in JSP
   • Using JavaBeans in JSP
   • Forwarding Requests to Servlets