Servlets are java applications that allow you to process information from HTTP requests on the server side, then respond back to the browser in the appropriate manner. JSPs are really shortcuts to ...

You can't judge a book by its back cover. At least, that's true in the case of More Servlets and JavaServer Pages.

As you might expect, JavaServer Pages are Sun’s Java equivalent of Microsoft’s ASPs. JSP technology is built on top of servlets, a portable Java program that provides server-side processing.

Java Server Pages can be used to build complex Web pages quickly while avoiding business logic. The Servlets you write to implement your business logic have full access to many APIs for just about ...

Servlets were designed to allow for extension of a server providing any service. Currently, however, only HTTP and JSP page servlets are supported. In the future, a developer may be able to extend ...

As you might expect, JavaServer Pages are Sun’s Java equivalent of Microsoft’s ASPs. JSP technology is built on top of servlets, a portable Java program that provides server-side processing.

Topics covered in this class include: effective use of the Java language, annotations, database connectivity (JDBC) and relational mapping, XML processing (JAXB), generics, multithreading, network ...

If you’re interested in Java based web development, you’ll more than likely need to install Tomcat. This Tomcat installation tutorial will take you through the prerequisites, show you where to ...