Java Servlets

Name: Java Servlets
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ISBN: 9780071351881

ISBN-10: 0071351884

ISBN-13: 9780071351881

Edition: 2nd 1999

Authors: Karl Moss

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Java Servlets is for the professional who is writing code for Java servlets, these being applications that take information from databases and present it in any format a user might request.

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List price: $49.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Binding: Book, Other
Pages: 576
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 2.332
Language: English

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Introduction	p. xi
Servlet Overview	p. 1
What Are Servlets?	p. 2
Why Use Servlets?	p. 3
What Do You Need to Write Servlets?	p. 4
What Do You Need to Run Servlets?	p. 4
Summary	p. 6
The Java Web Server	p. 7
The JavaServer Architecture	p. 8
Administration	p. 10
Internal Servlets	p. 28
Accessing the Java Web Server	p. 30
Summary	p. 31
Your First Servlet	p. 33
The Basic Flow	p. 34
Before You Get Started	p. 36
Servlet Example: Properties	p. 36
Summary	p. 45
Servlet Chaining	p. 47
What Is Servlet Chaining?	p. 48
Chaining Example: Table Filter	p. 48
Triggering a Servlet Chain	p. 52
Summary	p. 62
Server-Side Includes	p. 63
What Are Server-Side Includes?	p. 64
The Servlet Tag Syntax	p. 65
Server-Side Includes Example: Echo Servlet Tag	p. 66
Server-Side Includes Example: Standard Header and Standard Footer	p. 70
Summary	p. 75
Session Management	p. 77
Session Tracking	p. 78
Cookies	p. 88
URL Rewriting	p. 90
Session Tracking without a Browser	p. 93
Session Events	p. 99
Summary	p. 102
Security	p. 103
HTTP Authentication	p. 104
Custom Authentication	p. 106
HTML Form Authentication	p. 112
Applet Authentication	p. 116
Secure Sockets Layer	p. 126
Summary	p. 127
HTML Forms	p. 129
HTML Forms or Java Applets?	p. 130
Form Basics	p. 130
The EchoSurvey Servlet	p. 154
Summary	p. 158
Using JDBC in Servlets	p. 159
JDBC Overview	p. 160
JDBC Servlet: EmployeeList	p. 176
Connection Pooling	p. 187
Working with Images	p. 203
Summary	p. 210
Applet to Servlet Communication	p. 211
HTTP	p. 212
What Is Tunneling?	p. 213
The Basic Flow	p. 213
Tunneling for Java 1.0.2	p. 214
New for Java 1.1: Serialization	p. 241
Summary	p. 261
Automating Applet to Servlet Programming	p. 263
Writing the Client Is Always the Same	p. 264
Writing the Server Is Always the Same	p. 266
Let Java Write the Client and Server for You	p. 268
Summary	p. 303
Easting the Distribution Process: Automatic JAR File Creation	p. 305
Discovering Class File Dependencies	p. 306
Opening and Reading a Class File	p. 315
Reading the Number of Entries in the Constant Pool	p. 319
Putting It All Together: The CreateArchive Application	p. 323
Distributing an Applet	p. 325
A Few Pitfalls	p. 328
Summary	p. 329
Three-Tier JDBC Driver	p. 331
JDBC Driver Types	p. 332
The Challenge: A Lightweight JDBC Driver	p. 333
JDBC Hurdles	p. 335
Writing SQLServlet	p. 336
SQLServlet Example: SimpleQuery Applet	p. 370
Summary	p. 380
Sending Mail from Servlets	p. 381
What Are the Options?	p. 382
Sending Mail Using SmtpClient	p. 383
The JavaMail API	p. 387
Summary	p. 402
Using Servlets and Native Code	p. 403
JNI Overview	p. 404
Obligatory "Hello World"	p. 405
Invoking Java Methods from C	p. 411
Listing ODBC Data Sources	p. 416
Summary	p. 426
Using Servlets and RMI	p. 427
The Challenge: Accessing Other Java Servers	p. 428
RMI Overview	p. 429
RMI Example: CustomerInfo	p. 430
Converting a Servlet into an RMI Server	p. 441
Making RMI Even Easier	p. 441
Summary	p. 441
The Servlet API	p. 443
Cookie	p. 444
GenericServlet	p. 449
HttpServlet	p. 453
HttpServletRequest	p. 458
HttpServletResponse	p. 463
HttpSession	p. 469
HttpSessionBindingEvent	p. 473
HttpSessionBindingListener	p. 475
HttpSessionContext	p. 477
HttpUtils	p. 478
RequestDispatcher	p. 480
Servlet	p. 482
ServletConfig	p. 484
ServletContext	p. 486
ServletException	p. 491
ServletInputStream	p. 492
ServletOutputStream	p. 494
ServletRequest	p. 496
ServletResponse	p. 500
SingleThreadModel	p. 502
UnavailableException	p. 503
On-line Servlet Resources	p. 505
Index	p. 507
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