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Special Edition Using Java Server Pages and Servlets
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Special Edition Using JSP and Servlets starts by detailing the evolution of web servers that led to the creation of ASP and JSP. It explains both the limitations of previous technologies and the benefits that JSP provides including platform independence. Includes coverage of: organizing applications with multiple files and client-side objects, generating well-formed XML using JSP, storing data in cookies and sessions, interacting with Enterprise Java Beans, displaying dynamic graphics with Java 2D, and using RMI and Corba to enhance JSP applications. The final chapters demonstrate advanced JSP & Servlet techniques, including using JSP to create wireless & XML-based applications. Appendices provide an overview of popular JSP & Servlet runtime environments, including Jrun, Tomcat and ServletExec.
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Professional Java Server Programming: with Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), XML, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), JNDI, CORBA, Jini and Javaspaces
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Web Development with Java Server Pages
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Pure JSP: Java Server Pages
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Pure JSP gives a very concise conceptual overview of the JavaServer Pages technology and its related components. Once you have a firm foundation with the JSP technology, related topics such as JavaBeans, JDBC and Servlets are covered at a very high level. The book moves on to explain a large number of JSP techniques, which were determined by studying problems faced by JSP users in the professional world. The final section covers the more technical aspects of the JSP technology. Topics include related API's, server configuration, and charts and diagrams related to developing JSP applications.
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Question : I want to learn java server pages ? what is prerequisite ?
jsp ,java
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HTML definately...how HTTP handles HTML forms is important.JSPs are also translated (on first run) to servlets, so it's good to be at least a little familiar with these.Of course, SQL and Databases will come into play, but you won't necessarily need them depending on what you're doing.
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Question : running java server pages (.jsp) on wamp?
I want to test my own scripts to make the best online game with JSP and make the best javascript site ever. does anyone know how to configure wamp to run JSP so I can make my own game and everything?if I can't run jsp on wamp, is there any way of running jsp on a web server? I have a web server but can't run jsp on there. I need to find out how to run the god dang jsp.
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You can't run JSP on WAMP (without massive changes) use TomCat or Glassfish. Java is to JavaScript as Car is to Carpet. That is to say, that they aren't similar or even kind of the same thing.Tomcat and Glassfish are the two prominent jsp "servlet containers"
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Question : I know Java and PHP should I learn JSP? (Java Server Pages)?
Question says most of it, also which is harder, faster, and more scalable, PHP or JSP and why?Thanks.
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JSP is probably easier to MAINTAIN in the long term simply because PHP allows you to do some really hairy things ... which you will inevitably do.At least with JSP, it will be obvious you are doing hairy things - and you're more likely to put comments saying "This is a hairy thing"...If you know Java, it shouldn't be a biggie anyways.
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Question : In Java server pages,what is used to create objects from a class?
In Java server pages,what is used to create objects from a class?
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welll, this is that you can do:<%@ page import="package.of.your.objects"%><% YourObject yObj = new YourObject(); out.write("this print something of thew object: " + yObj.getSomeAttr());%>Bye and GoodLuck!!!!!
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Question : Can anyone help me find the following info on Java Server Pages?
ok, i'm doing java at uni right now, and i'm quite enjoying it, however i wanted to do some web work. And i figure instead of learning a new language like php, i might be able to simply use the Java Server Pages.I just wanted to know a few things about them however. Might as well list the info i'm looking for and see what info i can get. Anyway.1: How fast / efficient are the JSPs? (in relative comparison to other languages)2: How easy to create JSP's would you say it is in comparison to a normal java program, or a normal php based site.3: How good / useful is the JDBC thing and on a similar note, which databases can that be used to connect to.4: General overall thoughts on JSP's.5: Are there any setups / OS's etc that might run JSP's better then others? (eg have optimisations for them)
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1. It sucks ass2. simplicity is about the same3. It functions you can connect to pretty much any RDMS with jsp.4. It blows. JSP's are too slow. 5. Your hardware would make a bigger difference than your software. Typically a web server should have a fairly minimal os with out a lot of crap on it, so i would recommend unix, linux or bsd. But you can really use any OS. The better the hardware, the better the performance.
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Question : I need to do one project in latest web technologies using database , java server pages , servelets extra..?
can any one suggest me some good ideas and also some good technologies to work !!
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You can start with a simple phonebook application and then start building on it.JSP + Struts for Front-endEJB + JDBC - Middle TierMYSQL for the databaseWSAD and Websphere server as a tool(3 months free trial)
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Question : What software would I use to create Java Server Pages?
Eclipse? Aptana? Netbeans?Those are the only three I heard of for Java...any of these have a built in server?If I am supposed to use Aptana, I thought I read a way that you can have it as a plug in for Eclipse...but I think I did something wrong cuz I cannotfind any sort of plug in related thing on my Eclipse EE. Does it have to be in classic?
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nope I'm using the Aptana plugin for eclipse. goto Aptana and get the link for the eclipse plugin.http://update.aptana.com/update/studio/3.4/but Aptana won't help you with Java but the Eclipse IDE will look through their pluginsAptana only supports PHP, Jaxer, Ruby on Rails, and Python.
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Question : explain the Java Server Pages(JSP) Life cycle simply?
explain the Java Server Pages(JSP) Life cycle simply?
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The best resource (outside of Sun) for your query is answered by a diagram at:http://www.javaranch.com/journal/200510/Journal200510.jspScroll to the middle of the page, and under the heading "The Life and Times of a JSP", you will see an excellent explanation in simple terms and a diagram.
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Question : I’m a beginner on programming with Java Server Pages, could you recommend me some web sites?
I’m a beginner on programming with Java Server Pages, could you recommend me some web sites?
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Check these URLs :http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JSPIntro/contents.htmlhttp://www.apl.jhu.edu/%7Ehall/j ava/Servlet-Tutorial/http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/jsp.html (MAIN URL)
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Question : What is the difference between java server pages and .net?
I know one is open source and one is microsoft, however what I'm trying to establish is whether they are comparable technologies?I.e. with .jsp you can create dynamic web pages...is .net the microsoft version of doing exactly the same thing?Any details would be appreciated
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I know one is open source and one is microsoft, however what I'm trying to establish is whether they are comparable technologies?I.e. with .jsp you can create dynamic web pages...is .net the microsoft version of doing exactly the same thing?Any details would be appreciated
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