JSTL Resources

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  • Sun: Faster Development with JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library
  • developerWorks: A JSTL primer, Part 1: The expression language
  • developerWorks: A JSTL primer, Part 2: Getting down to the core
  • developerWorks: A JSTL primer, Part 3: Presentation is everything
  • developerWorks: A JSTL primer, Part 4: Accessing SQL and XML content
  • Sun: Servlets and JSP Best Practices
  • JCP: JSR-052 JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library Specification
  • ONJava: JSTL 1.0: What JSP Applications Need, Part 2
  • ONJava: JSTL 1.0: What JSP Applications Need, Part 3
  • ONJava: JSTL 1.0: Standardizing JSP, Part 1
  • I wonder how many have started using it?

    Hopefully it’s oversight

    And not a case of routing around. There are tensions between the preexisting weblog java community and the new one springing up at java.net. Both are looking for the major webloggers (the so-called ‘A-list’) for recognition and linkage.

    Here’s a hint to the folks at Sun – this isn’t an automatic process. It’s going to take time. Keep linking to the best Java webloggers out there and you will eventually see the links flowing back to you. It’s a two way street.