JAVA SERVLET AND JAVA SERVER PAGES TECHNOLOGY
Download Free Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages Technology.pdf As the Web has evolved, it has changed from a collection of static pages to an environment filled with constantly changing personalized content. The challenge for Web developers has been to dynamically generate content for Web pages. Many approaches have been tried to solve this problem, some easier to use than others. For example, Web server-based APIs are powerful solutions tied to individual Web servers, however, their complexity restricts the usefulness of these APIs.
To avoid becoming overly dependent on a single vendor, organizations often prefer solutions that have broad industry acceptance or are open source solutions. Popular choices today include common gateway interface (CGI) programs, mod_perl programs, and PHP for page authoring. These methods correct many of the limitations of earlier approaches.To avoid becoming overly dependent on a single vendor, organizations often prefer solutions that have broad industry acceptance or are open source solutions. Popular choices today include common gateway interface (CGI) programs, mod_perl programs, and PHP for page authoring. These methods correct many of the limitations of earlier approaches.
This white paper compares CGI, mod_perl, and PHP solutions with the Java™ Servlet and JavaServer Pages™ (JSP) technologies for creating dynamic content with Java™ technology. Java Servlet and JSP technology are products of the Java Community Process , an open process used by Sun Microsystems since 1995 to develop and revise Java technology and specifications in cooperation with the international Java technology community.
From both the server-side processing and page authoring perspectives, this paper considers and compares the alternatives. However, it does not provide an exhaustive comparison nor a comprehensive survey of page generation alternatives.
Individual preferences also affect which solutions are selected. Perl developers often have a strong preference for Perl-based solutions. Rather than address individual preferences, this paper assesses the broader requirements of an organization’s platform strategy, such as ongoing maintenance, portability, and security.
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This is really good stuff. the pdf was excellent
Comment: iresha – 25. November 2009 @ 11:56 am
The JSP technology–which abstracts servlets to a higher level–is an open, freely available specification developed by Sun Microsystems and a key component of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition specification. Many of the commercially available application servers (such as BEA WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, Live JRun, Orion, and so on) support JSP technology.
Comment: tea – 26. November 2009 @ 7:47 am