Java Servlets are of primary importance and
interest to Java and other enterprise application
and Internet developers, who work with HTML,
XHTML and XML. Additionally, these API are
the first to be developed and implemented
under an open source license under Apache's
Jakarta project.
Take control of the servlet environment
Dynamic Webpages in Java Servlets
Use Microsoft's Internet Information Server
as a Java servlet engine - Run Java servlets
withMicrosoft's IIS -- without sacrificing
portability
Solve your servlet-based presentation problems - Various
techniques for implementing content presentation in thin-client
applications
Untangle your servlet code with reflection
How to open a non-HTML document from a servlet -A
simplified way to send non-HTML files to the Web client
Pushlets: Send events from servlets to DHTML
client browsers
Servlet 2.3: New features exposed -- Jason
Hunter explains the differences between Servlet
API 2.2 and 2.3, discusses the reasons for
the changes, and shows you how to write servlets
using 2.3
DEPLOY SERVLETS IN APACHE TOMCAT AND BEA'S
WEBLOGIC SERVER
DOCLET YOUR SERVLET! - In many projects,
some team members will write servlets while
other team members write the Webpages that
invoke those servlets. So how can a servlet
coder easily produce documentation for a
Web designer? Find out here
Create dynamic images in Java servlets -
Dynamically convert users' requests into
an image
Servlets in Apache Tomcat and BEA Systems'
WebLogic Server - Deploy servlets and Web
applications in two popular application servers
Developing, Applying and Optimizing XSLT
with Java Servlets
Manage distributed sessions - To avoid a
single point of failure, use a distributed
architecture for managing sessions
FACILITATE FORM PROCESSING WITH THE FORM
PROCESSING API