Java Servlets
Java Servlets
Java Servlets offer a fast, powerful, portable replacement for CGI scripts. Servlets enable dynamic Web content serving, state information management, session tracking, database connectivity using JDBC, and applet-servlet communication.
Upload Files with JSF and MyFaces
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Want to support uploading of files from the user's browser to your web application? You could parse the multipart form data yourself--or you could let Java do it for you. JSF doesn't support this out of the box, but, as Andrei Cioroianu shows, several JSF-based frameworks do.
Servlet Best Practices, Part 2
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In part two of three in this series of book excerpts on servlet best practices from Java Enterprise Best Practices, learn about caching with servlets.
Servlet Best Practices, Part 1
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Servlets have dominated the recent server-side Java landscape and have become the standard way to interface Java to the Web. This chapter, the first of three book excerpts from Java Enterprise Best Practices, discusses effective servlet-based development and deployment.
JSP Overview, Part 2
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In this excerpt from JavaServer Pages, 2nd
Edition, the second in a two-part series providing an overview of JSP,
you'll find an introduction to JSP application design with MVC and learn
about JSP processing.
JSP Overview, Part 1
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In part one of two book excerpts on JSP Overview from JavaServer Pages, 2nd Edition, understand the problem with Servlets as well as the anatomy of a JSP page.
Introduction to Jakarta Struts Framework
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Sue Spielman shows us how to use Apache's Jakarta Struts framework, which encourages an application architecture based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern, useful in building servlet- and JSP-based Web applications.
Learning Servlet Filters
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Filter usage is a new mechanism that is being introduced into the Servlets 2.3
standard. This article explores the implications of filters to the Servlet architecture.
Using Tomcat 4 Security Realms
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In part 4 of his Using Tomcat series, James Goodwill covers Tomcat 4, focusing on security realms using both memory and JDBC realms (with a MySQL database example).
Web Server Java -- Servlets and JSP
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Ian Darwin gives us two examples in this book excerpt from Java Cookbook: Solutions and Examples for Java Developers using Servlets and JSP: Task of displaying a web page with five randomly chosen integer numbers and a dictionary (list of terms).
Web DbForms
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Many developers find themselves writing similar JSP and servlet code, again and again, when creating Web-based database applications. The open source project DbForms provides a solution which reduces the amount of coding to an absolute minimum.
Enterprise Servlets and J2EE
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Jason Hunter demonstrates how the robust Servlets API and its containers are used and integrated with other J2EE API on a growing number of enterprise-based Web sites in this excerpt from O'Reilly's Java Servlet Programming, 2nd Edition.
Writing Servlet 2.3 Filters
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Stephanie Fesler shows us how to write Servlet 2.3 API Filters.
Servlet App Event Listeners
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Stephanie Fesler covers the proposed Servlet 2.3 application lifecycle events and shows you how to
write event listeners.
Uploading Files with Beans
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Ever wondered how developers at Hotmail or Yahoo Mail process the attachments to email? Rest assured, you're not the only one.
Installing and Configuring Tomcat
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James Goodwill covers the installation and configuration for the Tomcat Web Server.
Servlet 2.3 API Features Exposed
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Stephanie Fesler unveils the latest features and tricks of the new Java Servlet 2.3 API.
Pseudo Sessions for JSP, Servlets and HTTP
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Kurniawan discusses pseudo sessions and using them to overcome drawbacks in JSP and Servlet applications.
Developing, Applying and Optimizing XSLT with Java Servlets
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O'Reilly's upcoming Java and XSLT book author, Eric Burke, explains the fundamental patterns and techniques commonly used when XSLT and Java Servlets are combined.
