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Based in London, Simon is a technical architect who likes to get his hands dirty and write the code after he's drawn the boxes. He's been using Java since the initial 1.0 release and has been involved with Java projects ranging from desktop clients to distributed enterprise systems. Outside of work, Simon has written and contributed to a number of books about the web-tier of J2EE and is a frequent speaker on such topics. He is also a fully trained bartender and, in his spare time, regularly helps out at JavaRanch – a friendly place for Java programmers.

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Introduction to Tag Unit, Part 2
JSP custom tags have been adopted by JSP developers as a way of abstracting complex code out of the page and into reusable components. This article introduces TagUnit--an easy-to-use tool that makes it possible to comprehensively test JSP tags. Aug. 30, 2004

Introduction to Tag Unit, Part 1
JSP custom tags have been adopted by JSP developers as a way of abstracting complex code out of the page and into reusable components. This article introduces TagUnit -- an easy-to-use testing tool that makes it possible to comprehensively test JSP tags. Jul. 5, 2004

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