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| <h1 class="topictitle1">Web resources</h1> |
| <div><p>In most cases, all of the resources that you need to create for your Web |
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| application are developed during Web site or Web page design; however, there |
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| are additional resources that you may need to include in your Web project |
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| if you are using more advanced Web technologies in your application.</p> |
| <p>These Web resources are not typical Web page files, and are often not the |
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| resources that you consider part of the final Web site. For example, tag libraries |
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| and Java resources, |
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| such as JAR files, are resources you might need to include in your Web project. |
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| <p>In fact, even the WAR file itself could be considered a Web resource, if |
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| you consider importing or exporting the resource.</p> |
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| <div><p><b class="relconceptshd">Related concepts</b><br /> |
| <a href="cwebpagedesign.html" title="">Web page design</a><br /> |
| <a href="cwwarovr.html" title="">Web archive (WAR) files</a><br /> |
| <a href="cpdjsps.html" title="">JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology</a><br /> |
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