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As a Web developer, you've probably heard a lot about Jakarta Struts, the popular open source framework for creating Web applications in Java. Struts is the de facto standard for Java-based Web applications; in fact, some people consider it the yardstick by which all other Web application frameworks are measured.
The Struts framework is based on a classic Model-View-Controller (MVC) design paradigm that combines Java servlets, Java Server Pages (JSP), custom tags, and message resources into a unified framework. Jakarta Struts For Dummies will get you up and running with Struts in a hurry, so you can
- Control the business logic of your applications
- Design the view for JavaServer Pages
- Validate data Use tiles to dynamically create pages
- Secure and troubleshoot your applications, and more.
Jakarta Struts saves you coding time and helps you create an extensible development environment. Jakarta Struts For Dummies provides the information you need when you need it, and even lets you get your feet wet right away by creating a special "jump start" application in Part I.

In a book for the non-communications professional, ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) and ADSL (digital signal line) technologies are presented at an understandable level.

* Shows Internet users how to get the most out of Internet searches, portals, and commerce sites
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This is the first book that provides a balanced treatment of image processing basics and software principles used in the practical application of image processing. Working in the MATLAB computing environment, it provides a stable, well-supported set of software tools capable of addressing a broad spectrum of applications in digital image processing.

Firewalls provide protection between the external networks and internal networks by blocking potentially malicious traffic from entering the internal network infrastructure. However, inherently firewalls need to allow SMTP/email, FTP, SIP/VoIP calls and other protocols with minimal payload security inspection. This also allows external threat-sources to infect internal end-points and use them as threat sources.