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Contents


Powerful 


8


Portable 


8


Secure 


8


Inexpensive 


9


1.3 JavaServer Pages  


9


1.4 The Advantages of JSP  


10


Versus Active Server Pages (ASP) 


10


Versus PHP 


10


Versus Pure Servlets 


11


Versus Server Side Includes (SSI) 


11


Versus JavaScript 


11


Versus Static HTML 


12


1.5 Installation and Setup  


12


Obtain Servlet and JSP Software 


12


Bookmark or Install the Servlet and JSP API Documentation 


14


Identify the Classes to the Java Compiler 


14


Package the Classes 


15


Configure the Server 


16


Start the Server 


17


Compile and Install Your Servlets 


18


Ch ap ter 2 


First Servlets  20


2.1 Basic Servlet Structure  


21


2.2 A Simple Servlet Generating Plain Text  


23


Compiling and Installing the Servlet 


24


Invoking the Servlet 


25


2.3 A Servlet That Generates HTML


26


2.4 Packaging Servlets  


27


Creating Servlets in Packages 


28


Compiling Servlets in Packages 


29


Invoking Servlets in Packages 


30


2.5 Simple HTML Building Utilities  


31


2.6 The Servlet Life Cycle  


34


The init Method 


34


The service Method 


36








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