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Here are the important topics you should focus on for each unit:

1️⃣ Introduction
What is JSP (JavaServer Pages)?

Advantages of JSP over Servlets

JSP vs. HTML vs. Servlets

JSP Architecture

2️⃣ JSP Lifecycle

JSP Compilation and Execution

Stages of JSP Lifecycle:

Translation phase (JSP → Servlet)

Compilation phase

Initialization phase ( jspInit() )

Request Processing phase ( _jspService() )

Destroy phase ( jspDestroy() )

3️⃣ Elements in JSP Pages

Directives ( <%@ directive %> ): Page, Include, Taglib

Declarations ( <%! %> )

Scriptlets ( <% %> )

Expressions ( <%= %> )

Implicit Objects ( request , response , session , out , etc.)

JSP Standard Actions ( <jsp:include> , <jsp:forward> , <jsp:param> )

4️⃣ Values and Variables in JavaScript

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 Data Types ( string , number , boolean , object , undefined , etc.)

Variable Declaration ( var , let , const )

Scope of Variables (Global vs. Local)

5️⃣ Operators in JavaScript

Arithmetic Operators ( + , , , / , % )

Comparison Operators ( == , === , != , < , > , etc.)

Logical Operators ( && , || , ! )

Bitwise Operators ( & , | , ^ , << , >> )

6️⃣ Loops and Statements in JavaScript

Conditional Statements ( if-else , switch )

Loops ( for , while , do-while , for-in , for-of )

Break & Continue Statements

7️⃣ Date Object in JavaScript

Creating a Date Object ( new Date() )

Methods ( getDate() , getDay() , getFullYear() , getMonth() , etc.)

Formatting Dates

8️⃣ Math Object in JavaScript

Common Methods:

Math.round() , Math.ceil() , Math.floor()

Math.max() , Math.min() , Math.random()

Math.pow() , Math.sqrt() , Math.abs()

9️⃣ String Object in JavaScript

String Methods:

length , toUpperCase() , toLowerCase()

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 charAt() , indexOf() , slice() , substring() , replace()

split() , trim() , concat()

🔟 Window Events in JavaScript

Common Events:

onload , onunload , onresize , onfocus , onblur , onclick , onkeydown , onkeyup

Event Listeners ( addEventListener() )

1️⃣1️⃣ Working with Forms in JavaScript

Accessing Form Elements ( document.forms )

Form Events ( onsubmit , onreset , onchange , oninput )

Form Validation ( required , pattern , min/max , email , etc.)

1️⃣2️⃣ Document Object (DOM) in JavaScript

document.getElementById() , document.getElementsByClassName() , document.querySelector()

Modifying Elements ( innerHTML , textContent , style , setAttribute() )

Creating and Removing Elements ( createElement() , appendChild() , removeChild() )

1️⃣3️⃣ Screen Object in JavaScript

Properties:

screen.width , screen.height

screen.availWidth , screen.availHeight

screen.colorDepth , screen.pixelDepth

1️⃣4️⃣ Navigator Object in JavaScript

Browser Information:

navigator.userAgent

navigator.platform

navigator.language

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1️⃣5️⃣ Images and Animation in JavaScript

Manipulating Images ( document.getElementById("img").src )

Image Preloading

Basic Animation using setInterval() and setTimeout()

CSS + JavaScript for Animations ( requestAnimationFrame() )

UNIT 2
Here are the important topics from your 2nd Unit, structured like before:

1️⃣ JavaScript Objects

Types of Objects

Native Objects (String, Number, Boolean, Array, Date, Math)

User-Defined Objects (Custom objects with constructors)

Creating Objects

Object Literals ( let obj = { key: value } )

Constructor Functions ( function Obj() { this.key = value; } )

Classes ( class Obj { constructor() { this.key = value; } } )

Object Methods & Properties

Object.keys() , Object.values() , Object.entries()

Object.assign() , Object.freeze() , Object.seal()

hasOwnProperty() , delete obj.property

2️⃣ Implicit JSP Objects

What are Implicit Objects?

Built-in objects in JSP that developers can use without explicit declaration.

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 List of JSP Implicit Objects & Their Uses

request → Handles client request data

response → Manages server responses

session → Maintains user session data

application → Stores global application data

out → Sends output to the client

page → Refers to the JSP page instance

exception → Handles exceptions (only in error pages)

config → Provides servlet configuration

pageContext → Provides access to other implicit objects

3️⃣ JSP Object Scopes

Understanding JSP Scopes

page → Available only in the current JSP page

request → Available throughout the request lifecycle

session → Available as long as the user session is active

application → Available across the entire web application

4️⃣ JSP Tags

Types of JSP Tags

Declarations ( <%! %> ) → Declare methods and variables

Scriptlets ( <% %> ) → Embed Java code inside JSP

Expressions ( <%= %> ) → Output dynamic content

Directives ( <%@ %> ) → Control JSP behavior ( page , include , taglib )

Standard Actions ( <jsp:include> , <jsp:forward> , <jsp:param> )

5️⃣ JSP Declarations

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 Purpose → Used to declare methods and variables inside JSP

Syntax:

<%!
int num = 10;
public int getNum() {
return num;
}
%>

6️⃣ JSP Directives

Types of Directives

Page Directive ( <%@ page %> ) → Defines page settings (language, session,
error handling)

Include Directive ( <%@ include %> ) → Inserts content from another file

Taglib Directive ( <%@ taglib %> ) → Imports tag libraries (like JSTL)

7️⃣ JSP Exceptions

Handling Exceptions in JSP

Using isErrorPage="true" and errorPage="error.jsp"

Try-Catch Block in JSP

Implicit Exception Object ( exception )

8️⃣ JSP Expressions

Used to output data dynamically

Syntax: <%= expression %>

Example:

<%= "Today's date is " + new java.util.Date() %>

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 9️⃣ JSP Scriptlets
Used to write Java code inside JSP

Syntax:

<%
int a = 10;
int b = 20;
int sum = a + b;
%>
Sum: <%= sum %>

🔟 JSP Actions
Standard JSP Actions

<jsp:include> → Includes another JSP file

<jsp:forward> → Redirects request to another resource

<jsp:param> → Passes parameters to another JSP

<jsp:useBean> → Instantiates JavaBeans

<jsp:setProperty> & <jsp:getProperty> → Set and get properties of JavaBeans

1️⃣1️⃣ Expression Language (EL) in JSP

Simplifies accessing objects like request, session, and application

Syntax: ${expression}

Common Uses:

${param.name} → Access form parameters

${sessionScope.user} → Access session attributes

${requestScope.message} → Access request attributes

1️⃣2️⃣ JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)

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 Predefined tag library for JSP

Core JSTL Tags:

<c:if> → Conditional statements

<c:forEach> → Loops

<c:choose> , <c:when> , <c:otherwise> → Switch-like structure

<c:out> → Print values

1️⃣3️⃣ JSP Custom Tag Library

Creating Custom JSP Tags using Tag Handlers

Steps to Create Custom Tags:

Create a Tag Handler class

Define the tag in a .tld file

Register the tag using <%@ taglib %>

Example Custom Tag Usage:

<mytag:welcome />

1️⃣4️⃣ JavaScript Security

Common Security Threats:

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) → Malicious script injection

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) → Unauthorized actions on behalf of

a user

Clickjacking → Tricking users into clicking hidden elements

Security Best Practices:

Escape user input to prevent XSS

Use Content Security Policy (CSP)

Validate and sanitize inputs

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This covers all the important topics from your 2nd unit! Let me know if you need
more details on any topic. 🚀🔥
UNIT 3
Here are the important topics from your 3rd unit, structured properly:

1️⃣ Adding VBScript Code to HTML

Ways to Add VBScript in HTML:

Inline Script (Inside <script> tag)

<script type="text/vbscript">
MsgBox "Welcome to VBScript!"
</script>

External Script (Using a .vbs file)

<script type="text/vbscript" src="script.vbs"></script>

Event-Driven Script

<button onclick="MsgBox 'Button Clicked!'">Click Me</button>

2️⃣ Adding Script to Your Document

Placing Scripts in HTML

Inside <head>

Inside <body>

Inside an event handler ( onclick , onload , etc.)

Example:

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 <script type="text/vbscript">
Sub DisplayMessage()
MsgBox "This is VBScript!"
End Sub
</script>
<button onclick="DisplayMessage()">Click Me</button>

3️⃣ Data Types in VBScript

VBScript has only one data type: Variant, but it can store:

Numbers (Integer, Double)

Strings

Boolean (True/False)

Date/Time

Null and Empty values

Example:

Dim num
num = 100
MsgBox TypeName(num) 'Outputs: Integer

4️⃣ Arrays in VBScript

Declaring Arrays

Dim arr(3) 'Creates an array with 4 elements (0-3)

Assigning Values

arr(0) = "Apple"
arr(1) = "Banana"

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 Dynamic Arrays

Dim dynArr()
ReDim dynArr(5) 'Resizes the array dynamically

5️⃣ Messages in VBScript

Displaying Messages using MsgBox

MsgBox "Hello, VBScript!"

Displaying Confirm Messages using MsgBox with buttons

Dim response
response = MsgBox("Do you want to continue?", vbYesNo, "Confirmatio
n")
If response = vbYes Then
MsgBox "You clicked Yes!"
Else
MsgBox "You clicked No!"
End If

6️⃣ Subroutines and Functions in VBScript

Subroutine (No Return Value)

Sub ShowMessage()
MsgBox "Hello from Subroutine!"
End Sub

Function (With Return Value)

Function AddNumbers(a, b)
AddNumbers = a + b

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 End Function
MsgBox AddNumbers(5, 10) 'Outputs: 15

7️⃣ Conditional Statements in VBScript

If..Then..Else Statement
Syntax:

If age >= 18 Then

MsgBox "You are an adult!"
Else
MsgBox "You are underage!"
End If

8️⃣ Loops in VBScript

For..Next Loop
Syntax:

Dim i
For i = 1 To 5
MsgBox "Loop iteration: " & i
Next

Do While Loop
Syntax:

Dim x
x=1
Do While x <= 3
MsgBox "Count: " & x

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Loop

Do Until Loop
Syntax:

Dim y
y=1
Do Until y > 3
MsgBox "Count: " & y
y=y+1
Loop

9️⃣ Select Case Construct

Used for Multiple Conditions Instead of Multiple If-Else

Example:

Dim grade
grade = "B"

Select Case grade

Case "A"
MsgBox "Excellent!"
Case "B"
MsgBox "Good!"
Case "C"
MsgBox "Needs Improvement!"
Case Else
MsgBox "Invalid Grade!"
End Select

1️⃣0️⃣ Manage Your Website with Tasks and Reports

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 Importance of Web Management

Keeps track of changes

Helps in organizing tasks

Ensures website performance

Keeping Track of Work with Tasks

Use project management tools like Trello, Asana, or Microsoft Planner

Organizing website tasks into categories:

Content updates

Bug fixing

SEO optimization

Security updates

1️⃣1️⃣ Checking Your Site with a Website Report

Tools for Website Reports:

Google Analytics → Tracks visitor behavior

GTmetrix → Measures site speed

Google Lighthouse → Checks performance, accessibility, SEO

SEMrush → SEO analysis

Important Website Report Metrics:

Page Load Speed

Mobile Responsiveness

SEO Score

Security Issues

1️⃣2️⃣ Publishing a Website to a WPP Host Server

Steps to Publish a Website:

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 1. Choose a Hosting Provider (GoDaddy, Bluehost, Hostinger, etc.)

2. Get a Domain Name (Example: mywebsite.com )

3. Upload Files to the Server

Using FTP Clients (FileZilla, WinSCP)

Using cPanel File Manager

4. Configure the Database (if needed)

5. Make the Site Live

This covers all the important topics from your 3rd unit! 🎯 Let me know if you
need more explanations. 🚀🔥

UNIT 4
Here are the important topics from your 4th unit, structured properly:

1️⃣ Evolution of the Concept of Web Services

Early Days (RPC - Remote Procedure Call)

Used direct function calls over a network.

SOAP-Based Web Services (1998-2000s)

Standardized communication using XML.

More secure but complex.

RESTful Web Services (2000s-Present)

Uses HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE).

Lightweight, flexible, and widely used in modern APIs.

2️⃣ Purpose of Web Services

Interoperability → Different platforms (Java, .NET, Python) can communicate.

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 Scalability → Allows distributed architecture.

Reusability → Services can be reused across applications.

Platform & Language Independence → Uses open standards like HTTP, XML,
JSON.

3️⃣ Web Services Standards

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) → XML-based protocol for message
exchange.

WSDL (Web Services Description Language) → Describes web service

operations.

UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) → Directory for web

services.

REST (Representational State Transfer) → Uses HTTP methods for

lightweight services.

4️⃣ Web Services Use Cases

E-Commerce Platforms → Payment gateways like PayPal API.

Social Media Integration → Facebook, Twitter APIs for sharing data.

Cloud Computing → Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud APIs.

IoT (Internet of Things) → Smart devices communicate using REST APIs.

5️⃣ Programming Models of Web Services

SOAP-Based Web Services → Uses XML, WSDL, SOAP Messages.

RESTful Web Services → Uses HTTP Methods, JSON/XML, and follows REST
principles.

6️⃣ SOAP-Based Web Services

Definition: A protocol that exchanges structured XML messages.

Key Components:

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 SOAP Message (Structured XML message).

WSDL (Defines operations of the service).

UDDI (Registry for discovering services).

7️⃣ WSDL (Web Services Description Language)

Purpose: Describes web services in XML format.

Important Elements of WSDL:

<definitions> → Root element.

<types> → Data types used in messages.

<message> → Defines input/output messages.

<portType> → Defines operations.

<binding> → Defines communication protocol.

Example WSDL:

<definitions name="CalculatorService">
<message name="AddRequest">
<part name="num1" type="xsd:int"/>
<part name="num2" type="xsd:int"/>
</message>
</definitions>

8️⃣ SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)

Definition: A messaging protocol that allows communication between web
services using XML.

Structure of a SOAP Message:

Envelope → Root element.

Header → Contains metadata (security, authentication, etc.).

Body → Contains actual request/response data.

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 Example SOAP Message:

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/e
nvelope/">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<AddNumbers>
<num1>10</num1>
<num2>20</num2>
</AddNumbers>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

9️⃣ REST-Based Web Services

Definition: Web services that use standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT,
DELETE).

Uses JSON or XML for data exchange.

Simpler than SOAP, widely used in modern APIs.

Example REST API Call (GET Request):

GET https://api.example.com/users/1

🔟 REST Principles
Statelessness → Each request from a client contains all the information
needed.

Client-Server Architecture → Separation of frontend (client) and backend

(server).

Cacheability → Responses can be cached to improve performance.

Layered System → Can have intermediate layers (proxies, load balancers).

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 Uniform Interface → Uses standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT,
DELETE).

1️⃣1️⃣ Resource Orientation in REST

Each piece of data is treated as a resource.

Resources are identified by URLs.

HTTP Methods perform operations on resources:

GET /users → Fetch all users.

GET /users/1 → Fetch user with ID 1.

POST /users → Create a new user.

PUT /users/1 → Update user with ID 1.

DELETE /users/1 → Delete user with ID 1.

1️⃣2️⃣ SOAP vs. REST (Differences)

Feature SOAP REST

Protocol Uses XML over HTTP, SMTP Uses HTTP directly

Data Format XML JSON, XML, HTML

Complexity More complex Simple and lightweight

Performance Slower Faster

Security More secure (WS-Security) Relies on HTTPS for security

Used in enterprise applications Used in modern web and mobile

Usage
(banking, healthcare) applications

This covers all the important topics from your 4th unit! 🎯 Let me know if you
need more explanations. 🚀🔥

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