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# Index

A B C D E F G H I J M N O P R S T U V W X

## Symbols

  <init-param>, 3.1.3.1

## A

  action tags
    forward tag, 1.2.4.6
    getProperty tag, 1.2.4.3
    in JSP XML pages, 8.2.5
    include tag, 1.2.4.5
    overview of standard actions, 1.2.4
    param tag, 1.2.4.4
    plugin tag, 1.2.4.7
    setProperty tag, 1.2.4.2
    useBean tag, 1.2.4.1
  activation.jar, Java activation files for e-mail, 3.4
  addclasspath, ojspc option, 4.5
  application object (implicit), 1.2.3.2
  application root functionality, 6.1.1
  application scope (JSP objects), 1.2.3.4
  Application Server Control Console
    using to configure the JSP container, 3.1.2
  application-relative path, 1.4.3.2
  appRoot, ojspc option, 4.5
  archives
    batch pretranslation of, 4.1.1

## B

  batch pretranslation
    ojspc -batchMask option, 4.5
    ojspc -deleteSource option, 4.5
    overview of ojspc batch features, 4.1.2
  batchMask, ojspc option, 4.5
  binary data, reasons to avoid in JSP, 6.2.10.2

## C

  cache.jar, for Java Object Cache, 3.4
  caching support, overview, 2.2.4
  caching TLDs, 3.1.1
  call servlet from JSP, JSP from servlet, 6.4
  checker pages, 6.2.4
  class naming, translator, 5.3
  classesXX.zip, for JDBC, 3.4
  classpath
    JSP classpath functionality, 6.1.2
  code, generated by translator, 5.1
  comments (in JSP code), 1.2.2.4
  compilation
    default settings, related options, 3.2
    in-process vs. out-of-process, 3.2
  config object (implicit), 1.2.3.2
  configuration
    key JAR and ZIP files, 3.4
    setting JSP configuration parameters, 3.1.3
  content type settings
    dynamic (setContentType method), 9.1.2
    static (page directive), 9.1.1
  context path, 6.1.1
  context-relative path, 1.4.3.2
  custom tags--see tag libraries

## D

  debugging
    through JDeveloper, 2.3
  declarations
    member variables, 1.2.2.1
    method variable vs. member variable, 6.2.6
    XML declaration elements, 8.2.4
  deleteSource, ojspc option, 4.5
  demo location, OTN, 1
  directives
    include directive, 1.2.1.2
    overview, 1.2.1
    page directive, 1.2.1.1
    taglib directive, 1.2.1.3
    XML directive elements, 8.2.3
  DMS support, 2.2.2.3
  dynamic include
    action tag, 1.2.4.5
    for large static content, 6.2.5
    logistics, 6.2.3.2
    vs. static include, 6.2.3
  Dynamic Monitoring Service--see DMS

## E

  EJB
    interact with JSPs, 1.1.3
  error processing (runtime), 6.5
  event-handling
    with HttpSessionBindingListener, 2.4.1
  exception object (implicit), 1.2.3.2
  execution models for JSP pages, 1.4.1
  execution of a JSP page, 1.4
  explicit JSP objects, 1.2.3.1
  expression language
    disabling in JSPs, 1.3.3
    functions, 1.3.2
    overview, 1.3.1
    syntax, 1.3.1
  expressions
    expression syntax, 1.2.2.2
    XML expression elements, 8.2.4
  extensions
    DMS support, 2.2.2.3
    overview of caching support, 2.2.4
    overview of global includes, 2.2.2.2
    overview of Oracle-specific extensions, 2.2.2
    overview of programmatic extensions, 2.2
    summary of portable extensions, 2.2.3
  external resource file
    for static text, 6.2.5

## F

  fallback tag (with plugin tag), 1.2.4.7
  file naming conventions, JSP files, 6.2.9
  files
    generated by translator, 5.4
    key JAR and ZIP files, 3.4
    locations, translator output, 5.4
  forward tag, 1.2.4.6

## G

  generated code, by translator, 5.1
  generated output names, by translator, 5.2
  getProperty tag, 1.2.4.3
  global includes (Oracle extension)
    general use, 5.5
  globalization support
    charset settings of JSP writer, 9.1.3
    content type settings (dynamic), 9.1.2
    content type settings (static), 9.1.1
    multibyte parameter encoding, 9.2
    overview, 9

## H

  hiding JSP pages (e.g., MVC architecture), 6.3.6
  HttpSessionBindingListener, 2.4.1

## I

  id attribute (XML view), 8.3.2
  implicit JSP objects
    overview, 1.2.3.2
    using implicit objects, 1.2.3.3
  imports, default packages, 6.1.3
  include directive, 1.2.1.2
  include tag, 1.2.4.5
  interaction, JSP-servlet, 6.4
  invoke servlet from JSP, JSP from servlet, 6.4

## J

  J2EE
    definition, 2.1
  JavaBeans
    use with useBean tag, 1.2.4.1
    vs. scriptlets, 6.2.2
  JDeveloper
    JSP support, 2.3
  JDK, 2.1
  JDK 1.4 considerations, 6.1.4
  jndi.jar, for data sources and EJBs, 3.4
  JSP container
    configuration parameters, 3.1.1
    configuring through Application Server Control Console, 3.1.2
    configuring through XML files, 3.1.3
    setting initialization paramaters, 3.1.3.1
  jsp fallback tag (with plugin tag), 1.2.4.7
  jsp forward tag, 1.2.4.6
  jsp getProperty tag, 1.2.4.3
  jsp id attribute (XML view), 8.3.2
  jsp include tag, 1.2.4.5
  JSP pages
    interact with EJBs, 1.1.3
    overview, 1.1
    pretranslating using ojspc, 4
    simple example code, 1.1.3
  jsp param tag, 1.2.4.4
  jsp plugin tag, 1.2.4.7
  jsp setProperty tag, 1.2.4.2
  JSP technology
    overview, 1.1
  jsp text element (XML syntax), 8.2.6
  jsp useBean tag
    syntax, 1.2.4.1
  JSP XML document, 8.1
  JSP XML syntax--see XML syntax
  JSP XML view--see XML view
  jsp-cache-directory setting, 5.4
  jsp-cache-tlds flag, 7.5.3
  JSPs
    adding to a deployed application, 3.3
    modifying in a deployed application, 3.3
  JSP-servlet interaction
    invoking JSP from servlet, request dispatcher, 6.4.3
    invoking servlet from JSP, 6.4.1
    passing data, JSP to servlet, 6.4.2
    passing data, servlet to JSP, 6.4.4
    sample code, 6.4.5
  JspWriter object, 1.2.3.2
  JSTL, overview of support, 2.2.5
  jta.jar, for Java Transaction API, 3.4
  justrun mode, 3.1.1
  JVM, 2.1

## M

  mail.jar, for e-mail from applications, 3.4
  member variable declarations, 6.2.6
  method variable declarations, 6.2.6
  Model-View-Controller, hiding JSP pages, 6.3.6
  multibyte parameter encoding
    general/standard, 9.2
  MVC architecture, hiding JSP pages, 6.3.6

## N

  naming conventions, JSP files, 6.2.9
  National Language Support--see Globalization Support
  NLS--see Globalization Support

## O

  objects and scopes (JSP objects), 1.2.3
  ojspc pretranslation tool
    command-line syntax, 4.2
    option summary table, 4.5
    overview, 4.1
    overview of basic functionality, 4.1.1
    overview of batch pretranslation, 4.1.2
  ojsp.jar, for JSP container, 3.4
  ojsputil.jar, for JSP tag libraries and utilities, 3.4
  on-demand translation (runtime), 1.4.1.1, 1.4.2
  Oracle platforms supporting JSP
    JDeveloper, 2.3
  out object (implicit), 1.2.3.2
  output files
    generated by translator, 5.4
    locations, 5.4
  output names, conventions, 5.2

## P

  package imports, default, 6.1.3
  package naming
    by translator, 5.3
  page directive
    characteristics, 6.2.7
    contentType setting for globalization support, 9.1.1
    overview, 1.2.1.1
  page implementation class
    generated code, 5.1
    overview, 1.4.2
  page object (implicit), 1.2.3.2
  page scope (JSP objects), 1.2.3.4
  pageContext object (implicit), 1.2.3.2
  page-relative path, 1.4.3.2
  param tag, 1.2.4.4
  performance
    use of pretranslation, 6.3.2
  persistent caching for TLD files, 7.5.2
  plugin tag, 1.2.4.7
  pretranslation
    ojspc utility, 4.1
  programming considerations
    general strategies, 6.2

## R

  recompile mode, 3.1.1
  reducing generated tag code, 3.1.1
  reloading JSP-generated classes, 3.1.1
  request dispatcher (JSP-servlet interaction), 6.4.3
  request objects
    JSP implicit request object, 1.2.3.2
  request scope (JSP objects), 1.2.3.4
  RequestDispatcher interface, 6.4.3
  requesting a JSP page, 1.4.3
  resource management
    overview of JSP extensions, 2.4.2
    standard session management, 2.4.1
  response objects
    JSP implicit response object, 1.2.3.2
  retranslating JSP pages, 3.1.1
  retranslation or reloading at runtime, 3.3

## S

  sample applications
    demo location, OTN, 1
    HttpSessionBindingListener sample, 2.4.1.2
    JSP-servlet interaction, 6.4.5
    traditional vs. XML syntax, 8.2.7
    transformation to XML view, 8.3.3
  scopes (JSP objects), 1.2.3.4
  scripting elements
    comments, 1.2.2.4
    declarations, 1.2.2.1
    expressions, 1.2.2.2
    overview, 1.2.2
    scriptlets, 1.2.2.3
  scripting variables (tag libraries)
    declaration through TEI class, 7.2.4.3
    declaration through TLD, 7.2.4.2
    scopes, 7.2.4.1
    using, 7.2.4
  scriptlets
    scriptlet syntax, 1.2.2.3
    vs. JavaBeans, 6.2.2
    XML scriptlet elements, 8.2.4
  servlet path, 6.1.1
  servlet-JSP interaction
    invoking JSP from servlet, request dispatcher, 6.4.3
    invoking servlet from JSP, 6.4.1
    passing data, JSP to servlet, 6.4.2
    passing data, servlet to JSP, 6.4.4
    sample code, 6.4.5
  session events
    with HttpSessionBindingListener, 2.4.1
  session objects
    JSP implicit session object, 1.2.3.2
  session scope (JSP objects), 1.2.3.4
  setCharacterEncoding() method, 9.2.1
  setContentType() method, globalization support, 9.1.2
  setProperty tag, 1.2.4.2
  setting initialization parameters, 3.1.3.1
  setWriterEncoding() method, globalization support, 9.1.3
  sharing tag libraries, 3.1.1
  simple tag handlers, 7.2.2
  SimpleTag interface, 7.2.2.1
  static include
    directive, 1.2.1.2
    logistics, 6.2.3.1
    vs. dynamic include, 6.2.3
  static text
    external resource file, 6.2.5
    in member variables, 5.1
    workaround for large static content, 6.2.5
  syntax (overview), 1.2

## T

  tag files, 7.4
  tag handler reuse, 3.1.1
  tag handlers (tag libraries)
    access to outer tag handlers, 7.2.5
    accessing body content, 7.2.1.3
    body processing, 7.2.1.2
    OC4J tag handler code generation, 7.3.2
    OC4J tag handler instance reuse /pooling, 7.3.1
    overview, 7.2.1
  tag libraries
    multiple tag libraries in a JAR file, 7.5.1
    overview of functionality, 1.2.6
    persistent caching for TLD files, 7.5.2
    sharing across applications, 7.5.2
    strategy, when to create, 7.1.2
    tag handlers, 7.2
    well-known location, 7.5.2
  tag library descriptor files
    persistent caching, 7.5.2
    specifying TLDs for multiple tag libraries in a JAR file, 7.5.1
  tag pooling, 7.3.1
  tag-extra-info classes (tag libraries)
    general use, getVariableInfo() method, 7.2.4.3
  taglib directive
    syntax, 1.2.1.3
  template data, 8.1
  text element (XML syntax), 8.2.6
  tips
    avoid JSP use with binary data, 6.2.10.2
    JavaBeans vs. scriptlets, 6.2.2
    JSP preservation of white space, 6.2.10
    method vs. member variable declaration, 6.2.6
    page directive characteristics, 6.2.7
    static vs. dynamic includes, 6.2.3
    using a "checker" page, 6.2.4
    when to create tag libraries, 7.1.2
    workaround, large static content, 6.2.5
  TLD caching, 3.1.1
  TLD validation, 3.1.1
  translation, on-demand (runtime), 1.4.2
  translator
    generated class names, 5.3
    generated code features, 5.1
    generated files, 5.4
    generated member variables, static text, 5.1
    generated names, general conventions, 5.2
    generated package names, 5.3
    Oracle JSP global includes, 5.5
    output file locations, 5.4
    pretranslation using ojspc, 4

## U

  useBean tag, 1.2.4.1

## V

  variable element (tag libraries), 7.2.4.2

## W

  Web module
    adding JSPs to a, 3.3
    modifying JSPs in a, 3.3
  well-known location (tag libraries), 7.5.2
  well-known tag libraries, 3.1.1

## X

  XML support
    JSP XML document, 8.1
    JSP XML documents and JSP XML view, overview, 8.1
    JSP XML syntax, 8.2
    XML view, 8.3
  XML syntax
    custom action elements, 8.2.5
    declaration elements, 8.2.4
    directive elements, 8.2.3
    expression elements, 8.2.4
    sample, traditional vs. XML syntax, 8.2.7
    scriptlet elements, 8.2.4
    standard action elements, 8.2.5
    text element and other elements, 8.2.6
  XML view
    jsp id attribute for validation, 8.3.2
    sample transformation, 8.3.3
    transformation from JSP page to XML view, 8.3.1
  xmlparserv2.jar, for XML validation, 3.4