Java Servlets

Java Servlets

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by Karl Moss
     
 

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Servlets interact with databases. Servlets pull information from the database and deliver it in any format the user requests. For instance,if you wanted sales information about a particular title from all bookstores selling on the internet,a servlet would be able to grab that information and present it to you in the form you wanted. This book is for the

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Servlets interact with databases. Servlets pull information from the database and deliver it in any format the user requests. For instance,if you wanted sales information about a particular title from all bookstores selling on the internet,a servlet would be able to grab that information and present it to you in the form you wanted. This book is for the professional who is writing code for these servlets.

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A book/CD-ROM explaining the importance of servlets and showing how to use them to develop distributed, Internet-based applications. Focus is on developing servlets and integrating other Java technologies such as JDBC and RMI. An appendix offers a complete set of servlet API classes. The CD-ROM contains the Java Servlet API, source code, and other software for Windows and Solaris. For developers and programmers familiar with object-oriented programming and Java. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Product Details

ISBN-13:
9780079137791
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Publication date:
07/01/1998
Edition description:
BK&CD ROM
Pages:
445
Product dimensions:
7.33(w) x 9.16(h) x 1.29(d)

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Java Servlets 4 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 1 reviews.
Guest More than 1 year ago
I read this book and found it to be an excellent book for learning about basic java applications to be used by Servlets.But some of the examples need to be explanined in detail like HTTP TUNNELLING and JDBC.