Chapter 7 examines internationalization and localization. These are used to make a
web application multi-lingual and display it in different locales.
Chapter 8 deals with creating a custom component to enable reusability of code by
way of packaging repeating patterns into one single custom component.
Appendix A takes you through the basics of Java for developing web applications. It
examines the standard structure of a Java web application, the basics of deployment
descriptor and WAR files, and Java enabled services.
Appendix B tells you how to use db4o to create a real data source. It allows you to
store even the most complex object structures with ease, while achieving the highest
level of performance.
Appendix C gives you some references for obtaining extra information about Tapestry
5 and earlier versions.
Who is This Book for
This book is for those who want to build sophisticated Java web applications
quickly and easily. It assumes that the reader is reasonably comfortable with the
Java programming language, but no knowledge of web technologies is needed. For
experienced Servlet, JSP, or Struts developers, the book will show an alternative way
that will allow them to raise their productivity to an incomparable level.
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