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    Figure A-10.

    HTML form

    Figure A-11. A targeted «submit» relationship


    Figure A-13. An HTML <FORM> modeled with a «form» stereotype

    Figure A-15. <OBJECT> element specifying an ActiveX control


    Figure A-16. An HTML <OBJECT> tag modeled as an association class

    Figure A-19. Client-side JavaScript includes


    <frameset cols="150,*">
    <frame src="toc.html">
    <frame name="content" src="javascript:parent.blank()">
    </frameset>

    A toc.html fragment follows:

    <a href="chap1.html" target="content">Chapter 1</a>


    <a href="chap2.html" target="content">Chapter 2</a>
    <a href="chap3.html" target="content">Chapter 3</a>

    The resulting UML model is expressed in the class diagram of Figure A-20.

    Figure A-20. Class diagram of <FRAMESET>


    Figure A-21. Framesets with initial content specified

    Figure A-22. The <IFRAME> element


    Figure A-30. An HTTP parameter modeled as constraints on the «link» association

    Figure A-31. Multiple HTTP parameters modeled with a single constraint but
    separated with ampersands

    Figure A-32. Links using link classes


    Figure A-33. Style sheet links modeled with «include» associations
    <%!
    private int timesAccessed = 0;

    private void writeTable(SearchListing listing){


    ...
    }

    private void writeRow( Item item ){


    ...
    }

    private int getIndex( HttpRequest req ) {


    ...
    }

    private SearchListing search( SearchCriteria criteria, int startingIndex


    ){
    ...
    }
    %>
    <%
    // member variable definitions
    int index = 0;
    int totalPages = 0;
    SearchListing listing = null;

    // beginning of main page logic


    timesAccessed++;
    SearchCriteria criteria = (SearchCriteria)
    session.getAttribute("criteria");
    if( criteria != null ) {
    index = getIndex( request );
    if( index > 0 ) {
    listing = search( criteria, index );
    }
    }
    %>
    <html>

    <head>
    <title>Library Listing</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    ...
    </body>

    Figure A-41. Sample «server page» class


    Figure A-44. Component mapping for JSP file

    /(some web root)/tutorials/fractions/certificate.jsp

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