Re: Java on Web
From: Herman Timmermans (timmermansdot.hermanat_at_skynet.be)
Date: 12/21/03
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Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2003 07:33:45 +0100
DaWaN wrote:
> I've done a lot of java programming but never done any for the web.
> For most of what I've done was with Swing.
>
> So how difficult/different is it to still do some Java apps for the web
> from Swing?
>
Depends, but I would suggest that you learn first about the meaning of
URL's, the http protocol, and make sure that you understand the meaning of
request headers and response headers, make sure you understand the GET and
POST methods.
Then start looking at the URL classes, URLConnection, URLEncoder and
URLDecoder, HttpURLConnection, URLStreamHandler and URLStreamHandlerFactory
classes.
A very good book I can recommend is Java Network Programming (O'Reilly) from
Elliotte Rusty Harold.
If you go for Swing-less web application, go for Servlets, JSP and a MVC
framework like Struts.
Hope this gets you started,
Brgds Herman
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