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hey.. I have been lookig information about Servlets... and all I find is how to make JSP pages that execute in the server side. Is this true?? I thought it was a program in the server side that could recieve a HTML Post and send it back to the client or differets clients.... if this is true... can someone tell me where can I find a tutorial for this??
THANK YOU VERY MUCH...
oh.. and also thank you for the help in the TEXTAREA post. I am working on it :)
Servlets are most certainly different from jsp files. Jsp files, however, DO get converted into servlets and are then compiled, but the two look very different and are handled and treated distinctly. A rule of thumb: if it looks like a regular java class, but it's declared like: public class DoRedoUndo extends HttpServlet { and it has doGet() and/or doPost() methods, then it's a servlet. If it looks like an HTML file with <% %> tags in it containing Java code, then it's JSP.
cudabean
OK OK...
now... is it posibble to have a servlet that comunicates with an Applet?? I can almost tell yes... .. ok... do you where I could find a tutorial??
Thanks:)
hi there,
how do i run JSP pages in UNIX..?
Kittu
most likely not due to scurity exceptionsQuote:
Originally posted by Andreex
OK OK...
now... is it posibble to have a servlet that comunicates with an Applet?? I can almost tell yes...