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Core Java Web Server (Core Series) Book

If you're considering a move toward Sun's Java Web Server (JWS), this thorough and enthusiastically written guide to server-side Java may be the deciding factor. Besides essential server administration and development tips, this book covers many exciting Java server-side technologies. The authors of Core Java Web Server argue consistently that JWS offers a better way. Early sections show how to install JWS on Windows NT, Windows 95, Solaris, and Unix. The tour of basic Web administration is useful to anyone who is setting up JWS for the first time. Next comes an introduction to servlets--Java code that executes on the server. The authors cover generic servlets first and examine strategies and essential Java APIs for developers. Then they explain the basics of the HTTP protocol and servlets that generate HTML on the fly. These chapters provide crucial advice that will be useful for any serious Java Web developer. (Java servlets offer many distinct advantages over traditional Common Gateway Interface [CGI] scripts.) Later chapters show you that there are some tricks you'll need to know to implement servlets effectively, including material on such topics as caching and session management (using built-in Java APIs). The book closes with new server-side technologies from Sun, such as Server Beans, and Java Server Pages (JSP). --Richard DraganRead More

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  • Product Description

    Dynamic, flexible and easy-to-use, the Java Web Server is the first full-fledged Web server written in Java with the support of Sun's hot new servlets. Core Java Web Server shows you exactly why Java Web Server is the ideal platform for next-generation Web applications. Walk through installing and configuring the Java Web Server on several different operating systems; then review each key feature of the product, including security, virtual hosts, logging and aliases. Discover the Java Servlet API, with in-depth, practical explanations and extensive sample code -- all included on the accompanying CD-ROM. Troubleshoot the Java Web Server. Finally, learn how to package and market your Web-based Java Web Server applications, using tools like JARs and InstallShield for Java.

  • 0130805599
  • 9780130805591
  • Christopher Taylor, Tim Kimmet
  • 23 November 1998
  • Prentice Hall
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 608
  • 1
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