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Java servlets give all the benefits of CGI scripting languages without the overhead of a new server process for every request. Requests are normally handled by a new thread passed to a single servlet instance, and bring the full strength and portability of the Java programming language to a Web application.
Frequently asked questions
Follow the links below for answers to the most common questions about Java programming, servlets, and servlet containers.
Very common questions
- Is Java a fully object oriented language?
- How can I get the difference between two dates in days?
- What's the difference between application servers and Web servers?
- What's the difference between applets and servlets?
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printlnoverloading or overriding? - What is the difference between the JVM, JRE and JDK?
- What is the difference between abstract classes and interfaces?
JTidy development notes
JTidy is a Java implementation of Dave Raggett's HTML Tidy, which cleans up tag soup to produce well formed HTML or XHTML for further processing. These JTidy development notes highlight some important integration details with notes from the Code Style site log.
Apache servlet start-up
One of the first requirements for servlet development is access to a Java application server, servlet "container" or plug-in to a standard Web server. This section focuses on open source products from the Apache Foundation that are available for Linux and Windows platforms.
- Apache JServ on Windows 95 explains how to set up this servlet module for the Apache HTTP server.
- Apache Tomcat 3 on Windows explains how to install the Apache group's stand alone servlet container and integrate it with the Apache HTTP server.
Both tutorials apply generally to Windows 32 bit platforms.
Servlets in action
The Code Style Web site uses Java servlet technology to deliver several key features; Servlets in action is a brief introduction to each, with pointers to working examples.
Anchor Points: Java & servlets
Anchor Points: Java is part of an external links "cross-section" which supplements each of the main subject areas on the Code Style site and includes a selection of annotated links to newsgroups, online tutorials and other Java resources and articles.
