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  • Paperback: 548 pages
  • Publisher: Manning (16 Aug 1999)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 188477766X
  • ISBN-13: 978-1884777660
  • Product Dimensions: 22.4 x 18.6 x 3.4 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 1,368,495 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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This guide to Java servlets provides a complete walkthrough of the technology. It moves example-by-example from the simple to the complex and explains the simple HTML form processing through servlets. The text also shows how to connect a Java applet to a servlet, which is connected to a database.


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Java Servlets by Example
OVERVIEW

Starting with an overview of Java Servlets, this book shows through a lavish use of examples how servlets are replacing CGI, then moves on to all aspects of how servlets, applets, JDBC and RMI interrelate.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part I: Servlets Overview Introduction, Java Servlet API, Java Web Server, Servlets: The outlook

Part II: Web based Applications Java Servlets are Replacing CGI, History of CGI, HTML Page Counter, Useful Utilities, HTML Form Processor, Quote Generator, Guest Book, News Groups, Auto-Linking, ASCII to GIF Conversion, User Registration, News Feeds, Search Engine, Link Validation, Random Links, Online Quiz, Banner Advertising, HTML Filter, E-mail Fortune Cookie, Site Analysis

Part III - Advanced Topics Applet to Servlet Communication, Servlet to Servlet Communication, Servlets and JDBC, Servlets and RMI

Part IV - Reference Servlet API Reference, CGI Variables, Links to Other Sites

FROM THE BACK COVER The ever increasing use of CGI scripts today accounts for over 80% of server side processing. These inefficient, memory hungry, slow processes are approaching their demise. A new species has evolved to take its place: Java Servlets, which are leaner, faster, portable and easier to maintain.

Whether you're an accomplished Java developer or a CGI programmer, here's a book that will ease your transition to this powerful technology. <Java Servlets by Example> explains and illustrates the concepts of servlet programming. With over 100 ready-to-run code examples complete with detailed explanations, it also solves your real-world problems. Each chapter introduces a new server application, then lets you creep up on the solution through progressively more powerful examples. Who knows, there may well be a coded solution in this book you can use the same day you open its pages!

Alan R.Williamson, a Java consultant based in Scotland, writes a regular column in the Java Developer's Journal. He is a contributor to Sun's Java Servlet Specification Version 2.1.

To see sample content of this book, go to our web site as shown above.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Some flaws but good overall., 10 Oct 1999
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There's lots of stuff here, ideas about sessions, an example of practically everything that's currently being done in CGI and Perl. True, the examples are laid out in bits and pieces. The introduction is worrying when it says the code (not on CD) is "available for purchase on the Manning Web Site". I found it to be free. But presumably the aim of such a book is to turn someone into a servlet convert, and I am now one. Take note web space providers!
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5.0 out of 5 stars got me from 0 to 100% in a few days, 15 Nov 1999
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This is a good book - I knew nothing about servlets (but did know Java), and this publication got me up to speed in no time. I don't know how it is as an advanced reference (I'm not at that level yet), but at the beginning/intermediate level, it's great.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great example code, 2 Sep 1999
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I have to say this is the first book for a while with loads of reuseable examples. It has some great tips for efficient code, something a lot of other books don't seem to care about!
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5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent real-world Servlet book
Having looked through some of these comments before I have to say one of them is a little harsh. I believe the book is well laid out, with a clear and concise progression... Read more
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1.0 out of 5 stars Don't waste your money!
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