Java beans are reusable software components that follow conventions like having a no-arg constructor and getter and setter methods. JSP allows for rapidly developing dynamic web pages and features like platform independence, an extensible tag library, and reusability. To deploy a Java bean in a JSP page, the bean is first constructed, then it can be accessed and used within JSP tags and scriptlets during page processing by the JSP engine.

1. Deploying JavaBeans in JSP
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Presented by:
Priyanka Pradhan

2. Contents
• Java Beans
• Jsp
• Deployment

3. Introduction
•A JavaBean can be defined as a reusable
software component.

4. Contd…
A Java Bean is a java class that should
follow following conventions:
•It should have a no-arg constructor.
•It should be Serializable.
•It should provide methods to set and get
the values of the properties, known as
getter and setter methods.

5. Java beans- development phases
1. The Construction Phase
2. The Build Phase
3. The Execution Phase

6. Constructing a Java Bean

7. Elements Of Java Bean
• Properties of java beans
• Methods
• Events

8. Types Of Java Beans
• Control Beans
• Container Beans
• Invisible Runtime Beans

9. JSP(Java Server Pages)
• Jsp is the technology that allows you to
rapidly develop and easily maintain
information rich, dynamic web pages.

10. Features Of JSP
• Platform and Server Independence
• Environment
• Extensible JSP Tags
• Reusability Across Platform
• Easier Maintained

11. JSP Processing
• Client
• JSP engine
• JSP file
• Component

12. JSP Syntax Basics
• Directives
• Declarations
• Scriplets
• Expressions
• Standard Actions

13. Deploying java beans in jsp page
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