Web Portal - JSP?
Date: 2 Feb 2005 20:25:08 -0800
Dear all,
I wish to write a web portal with JSP.
(1)What's the benefit of JSP over PHP/ASP/CGI? I am not sure if JSP is
the best solution
(2)Any sample images showing the architecture of a
client-->server-->Database of JSP? I wish to know what components I
need for the Application Server. (Servlet?)
Many thanks!
Relevant Pages
- Re: [OT] Which technology might I use for this web application?
... Can I write the server code in Java? ... output-rich purposes, Java Server Pages (JSP) is a useful technology that runs on top of servlets. ... Apache Tomcat is a popular, capable servlet container; some other containers include IBM Websphere and Bea WebLogic, and there are others. ... Some tag libraries include JSP custom tags for performing DB accesses, or you can do it directly in your own Java code. ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: A java class invokes a JSP?
... If this is code that you have control over and the html is static (i.e. ... Keep in mind that a JSP is just a fancy servlet: ... through a servlet container that is in turn called from a web server. ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: Submit a text file to an applet or servlet?
... > file in either an applet or servlet. ... The applet would generally require server side ... > possible to submit a text file from the client to the serverside JSP ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: Outputing JSP Code from a database
... > application server serve JSPs whose source resides in a database ... the answer is dependent on your servlet container. ... misunderstanding JSP, and I need to start from the ground up. ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: JSP Java truncates string at the first non-english character
... On you JSP page, required entries are: ... On your servlet: ... Your server doesn't support JSP 1.2, or, simply broken. ... Your server is broken, or, charset value is invalid or having typo. ...
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