Programmer's Guide to Servlets in Enterprise Server 4.0
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Programmer's Guide to Servlets in Enterprise Server 4.0
This file was last modified on 8/19/99
About This Book
Chapter 1 Using Servlets and JavaServer Pages
- Servlets
- JavaServer Pages
- What Does the Server Need to Run Servlets and JSP?
- Serving Servlets and JSP
- Using the Server Manager Interface to Specify Servlet Behavior and Attributes
- Activating Servlets and JSP
- Configuring General Servlet Properties
- Registering Servlet Directories
- Registering Individual Servlets
- Specifying Servlet Virtual Paths
- Configuring JRE/JDK Paths
- Deleting Version Files
- Configuring JVM
Chapter 2 Servlet and JSP Examples
- Examples Shipped with Enterprise Server 4.0
- Servlet Examples
- A Simple Servlet Example
- Example of a Servlet that Parses Input Parameters
- JSP Examples
- JSP that Accesses the Request Object
- JSP that Responds to a Form and Uses Java Beans
Appendix A Session Managers
- Session Overview
- Specifying a Session Manager
- SimpleSessionManager
- Parameters
- Enabling SimpleSessionManager
- Source Code for SimpleSessionManager
- MMapSessionManager
- Parameters
- Enabling MMapSessionManager
- How Do Servlets Access Session Data?
Appendix B Servlet Settings in obj.conf
- Directives for Enabling Servlets
- Directives for Registered Servlet Directories
- JSP
Appendix C servlets.properties and rules.properties
- servlet.properties
- rules.properties
Appendix D JVM Configuration
Appendix E Remote Servlet Debugging
Appendix F Remote Servlet Profiling
Appendix G API Clarifications
- HttpUtils.getRequestURL()
- HttpSession.setMaxInactiveInterval()
- GenericServlet.getInitParameter() and getInitParameterNames()
- ServletContext.getContext()
- RequestDispatcher.forward() and include()
- request.getInputStream() and getReader()
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