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There are 49 articles & tutorials regarding "Servlets".
- 31.) Enrich Your Applications with JSP Components
- By Michael Klaene Go to page: 1 2 Next JavaServer Pages, commonly referred to as JSP, has been a core technology in the J2EE world for years. Prior to the introduction of JSP, Java developers built dynamic Web pages by writing Java Servlets that spooled out HTML code. With the arrival of JSP, the focus of Web page development returned to HTML markup, which could be enhanced with small scriptlets of Java to take care of the dynamic portions of the page. A subsequent release of the JSP...
Found at developer.com
- 32.) Understanding Classloaders: log4j in a J2EE Environment
- by Vikram Goyal 04/02/2003 A previous article of mine explained the basics of log4j . log4j is an open source logging tool developed under the Jakarta Apache project. The previous article demonstrated how to use log4j in a strictly JSP/servlet environment, which forms half of the whole J2EE world. The other half, EJBs, requires a subtler way of handling your log4j code and configuration. This article will show you why this is the case and how to go about it. Brief Synopsis log4j is a...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 33.) Writing and Debugging XQuery Web Apps with Qexo
- by Per Bothner June 11, 2003 In this article we will show to to write and install a very simple web application written in the XQuery language . We will also show you how errors are handled, and how you can debug them. Our application uses the servlet extension of Qexo (version 1.7beta2 or later), a free software implementation of XQuery. Our application presents to the user a form like the following: You can edit either field, perhaps to 10 and 3. When you click Submit , you get an...
Found at XML.com
- 34.) The Many Faces of JavaServer Faces (JSF)
- By Michael Nash Go to page: 1 2 Next No doubt the name at least is familiar: JavaServer Faces has been talked about a lot, and much anticipated, with good reason. For years there have been an ever-expanding choice of ways to take your web application's output and get it on a page (or on some other kind of display). The Servlet API did a lot to enable the first Java web applications - having created web applications for Java before Servlets , I can attest to how much it helped! The first...
Found at developer.com
- 35.) Automate Updates of Dynamic Web Apps
- February 2003 Issue ADVERTISEMENT W riting Web applications is a challenge. Just a few static pages on a simple Web site require hours of work, even with the use of an automated HTML generator. A dynamic multitier application with several pages, code driven by script, JavaBeans, servlets, and a database back end turn out to be far more complex and time-consuming than first meets the eye to say the least. My own Web site, which I originally intended to update once every couple of weeks,...
Found at Java Pro
- 36.) JSP Overview, Part 2
- Related Reading JavaServer Pages, 2nd Edition By Hans Bergsten Table of Contents Index Sample Chapter by Hans Bergsten 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 Processing Just as a web server needs a servlet container to provide an interface to servlets, the server needs a JSP container to process JSP pages. The JSP...
Found at O'Reilly Network
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