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Search - Java(TM) Server and Servlets: Building Portable Web Applications

Java Server and Servlets Building Portable Web Applications - TM
Author: Peter Rossbach, Hendrik Schreiber

Increasing numbers of businesses are making rapid progress in providing information on the Internet and creating their own e-commerce sites, as well as simply accessing information from it. The technological focus is now shifting from the client to the server. This invaluable book describes how to use Java to program for the server and how to cr... more »eate server-side applications and servlets. Java Server and Servlets is an indispensable resource for developers and Java programmers who are responsible for constructing Web-based server-side applications for small to medium-sized companies. It introduces all the relevant technologies and explains how to use them, and then goes on to describe the design principles behind building your own Web server and how to build your own applications. The authors have created their SMI (Servlet Method Invocation), an extension based on the servlet API, and provide their own software, the servlet engine 'Jo!'. In addition to providing an illustrated example of how to build a web server, the book also covers a framework, WebApp, for the developer who, having understood the principles laid out, can use it as a basis for creating and developing better applications. Features: Introduces principles of web server-based programming, HTTP, HTML and UML Accompanying web site contains WebApp framework which can be downloaded and used to work through the example applications; plus, free, easily-accessible source code for use and development Three fully worked examples of how the framework can be used to develop a typical application e.g. browser, online shop, chat application Includes key chapters on SMI (Servlet Method Invocation) and the persistence framework About the authors: Peter Rossbach has 10 years' practical experience in Object Oriented analysis, design and programming, most recently concentrating on using Java for web applications. He has led the development of a distributed content management system for commerce and banking which now supplies up-to-date information to more than 500 sites, and has recently founded his own company which creates products and projects for Java-based e-commerce solutions Hendrik Schreiber caught the Java bug 5 years ago and since then has worked as a contract developer on the development of Web applications and servers. His work involves the creation of the Java-based script language objectHTML and the servlet-enabled web server 'Jo!'.

ISBN-13: 9780201674910
ISBN-10: 0201674912
Publication Date: 3/23/2000
Pages: 448
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Publisher: Pearson Education
Book Type: Paperback
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Computers & Technology >> Programming >> Java >> General
Computers & Technology >> Programming >> Java >> Servlets
Computers & Technology >> Programming >> Software Design, Testing & Engineering >> Object-Oriented Design

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