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Is JSP required to learn Spring?

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Is JSP required to learn Spring?

Short answer: no, you don’t need to learn Servlets and JSPs as a pre-requisite for Spring MVC and many other Java web frameworks. Let’s get Hibernate out of the picture first. It’s a persistence layer framework and it doesn’t have anything to do with Servlets and JSPs.

Is learning Jstl necessary?

Yes, it will. In most web technologies you use JSPs and JSTL in the presentation layer. Even with JSF, where you don’t use JSPs, you can still use the ported JSTL tags.

How do you enable JSP in spring boot?

  1. Project Directory. Create the following folders manually :
  2. Project Dependencies. Maven example.
  3. Spring Spring. 3.1 This SpringBootServletInitializer run a SpringApplication from a traditional WAR deployment.
  4. JSP + Resources + Static files. 4.1 For JSP files, put in src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/jsp/
  5. Demo.
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Do I need to learn servlets and JSPS for Spring MVC?

Short answer: no, you don’t need to learn Servlets and JSPs as a pre-requisite for Spring MVC and many other Java web frameworks. Let’s get Hibernate out of the picture first. It’s a persistence layer framework and it doesn’t have anything to do with Servlets and JSPs.

What is springspring MVC?

Spring MVC is a layer on top of Servlet API with lots of helpful extensions and integration with Spring Core. You can use JSPs as a rendering mechanism for Spring MVC. Spring MVC tutorial will take you all the way from the ground up to create web apps.

Should I learn JSF or spring first?

You should really learn how java web applications work in essence, and then go for JSF. – user517491 Oct 14 ’11 at 16:50 7 comparing JSF to spring is not the first thing I’d do.

What is the difference between JSF and Spring MVC?

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JSF is a component based MVC framework and Spring is a hugeframework with a lot of subframeworks. Even when you intend to compare JSF to Spring MVC, it would still be off. Spring MVC is a request based MVC framework, not a component based one. Each has its own (dis)advantages. See also stackoverflow.com/questions/4421839/… – BalusC