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An Introduction to Java Servlets
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Getting Started: Installation and Setup
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This tutorial briefly explains where to obtain and how to install the Servlet and JSP Classes for Unix and Windows. Also, provides links to get a Servlet-Capable Web Server or Servlet Engine.
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JSP Form Action Page
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Most forms today store the user input into a database, but while there are many examples of building form pages or form action pages that echo or mail the input, I couldnt find a lot of examples of form action pages that store input into a database. This flash movie is for beginning JSP developer and attempts to explain the basic concepts involved in capturing and storing user input, a process that will be used in nearly every page you develop.
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JSP templates
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Window toolkits typically provide a layout mechanism that positions widgets in a container. For example, AWT and Swing have layout managers, and VisualWorks Smalltalk has wrappers. This article presents a template mechanism for JSP that allows layout to be encapsulated and reused. JSP templates minimize the impact of layout changes and encourage modular design.
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Tag Conventions in JSP
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There are two primary types of tag conventions in Java Server Pages: Scripting-Oriented Tags and XML-Based Tags. Learning them gives you insight not only into JSP, but XML, too. This article is the second excerpt in a series from the book, "Web Development with JavaServer Pages."
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