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JSTL Tutorials

February 22, 2014 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Java Server Pages (JSP) Standard Tag Library (JSTL) is collection of custom tags bundled as library to provide the useful functionality without re-implementation from the developers. There are different set of libraries under JSTL. Those are classified as:

  • Core Tags
  • Formatting tags
  • SQL tags
  • XML tags
  • JSTL Functions

This page lists all the tutorials for JSTL tags and examples which can be easily understood by a novice programmer.

  • What is JSTL Tags and How to Setup?

JSTL Core Tags Library

  • JSTL Core Tags Library
  • c:set Tag
  • c:out Tag
  • c:catch Tag
  • c:if Tag
  • c:choose, c:when, c:otherwise Tags
  • c:import Tag
  • c:remove Tag
  • c:forEach Tag
  • c:forToken Tag
  • c:param Tag
  • c:redirect Tag
  • c:url Tag

JSTL Formatting Tags Library

  • JSTL Formatting Tags Library
  • fmt:bundle Tag
  • fmt:formatDate Tag
  • fmt:parseDate Tag
  • fmt:setLocale Tag
  • fmt:setBundle Tag
  • fmt:formatNumber Tag
  • fmt:parseNumber Tag
  • fmt:timeZone Tag
  • fmt:message Tag
  • fmt:requestEncoding Tag

JSTL XML Tags Library

  • JSTL XML Tags Library
  • x:out Tag
  • x:forEach Tag
  • x:if Tag
  • x:set Tag
  • x:parse Tag

JSTL SQL Tags Library

  • JSTL SQL Tags Library
  • sql:query Tag
  • sql:update Tag
  • sql:param Tag
  • sql:dateParam Tag
  • JSTL SQL sql:transaction Tag
  • JSTL SQL sql:setDataSource Tag

JSTL Functions

  • JSTL Functions
  • fn:substringAfter()
  • fn:substringBefore()

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About Krishna Srinivasan

He is Founder and Chief Editor of JavaBeat. He has more than 8+ years of experience on developing Web applications. He writes about Spring, DOJO, JSF, Hibernate and many other emerging technologies in this blog.

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