Java(TM) Boutique: Servlets

JavaBoutique : Servlets :

Tutorials

Here you'll learn how to develop servlets of your own.

Servlets and JSP Part 1: Overview of Servlets and JSP
Servlets are Java technology's answer to CGI programming. They are programs that run on a Web server and build Web pages.

Java Networking Part 2:
Installing and Using the Java Servlet SDK
The first step to using servlets is installing a web server that supports the Java Servlet SDK.

Java Networking Part 1:
Introduction to Java Servlets
Part 1 of our Introduction to Java Networking defines the term and gives you an idea why you may want to use them.

Building Web Applications Using Servlets and JSP
So you have heard about servlet and JSP, but how to put these together? "Building Web Applications Using Servlets and JSP" steps through the different components involved in developing a simple web application using 'server side Java'.

Using the HttpSession object of the Servlet API
The Java Servlet API represents an elegant and powerful way to shift processes from client to server, and offers a number of advantages over CGI. These advantages have certainly been enumerated so that most developers are aware of the servlet advantage. However, some of the details of the servlet architecture may at first seem daunting. Here's a short introduction on one aspect of writing servlets: the HttpSession object.

Java Servlets Add Power to the Web
If you look at the technical architecture of the average ISP Web server, you will find some glaringly inefficient practices that exist mostly due to tradition.

Java Jive: The Java Web Server
For the developer that dabbles in Java programming, servlets can be used to turn the Java Web Server into their own personal Web application server.

Moving to Object Oriented Design with Perl 5 and Java Servlets
When Object Oriented Perl 5 became ubiquitous and Server Side Java/Servlets became a reality, it was clear which direction the development framework would have to go.

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