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Shaun,
1. when jon referred to cgi he was talking about using Perl scripts and
such to
handle HTTP requests (if that's what you were asking).
2. asking questions about JSP is a good way to start a religous war. See last
several days posts on this topic.
3. applets - very special purpose, I think. too much to download, too limited
functionality. IMHO.
reference that has helped me alot is Professional Java XML Programming
with Servlets and JSP - Myers and Nakhimovsky - available at www.wrox.com -
could
probably get it cheaper at barnesandnoble or one of the other big ones.
Good luck! Thanks for the heads up on the SCO problem.
Jim
At 06:02 PM 4/19/2000 +0100, Shaun Campbell wrote:
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>This is possibly off topic or you are going to ask me politely to go and
>read the FAQ. The question I have is I am about to redesign/redevelop a
>website using Apache, JServ/JSP/Tomcat, something I have never done before,
>and I wondered whether anyone can offer any advice what components and
>technologies should be used. The website was originally developed using
>Access, IIS, ASP, HTML, JScript. I know jon calls cgi 7+ years old
>technology so I don't know what this is. see http://eia.co.uk.
>
>
>I have looked at the production reference websites and wondered what part
>JServ is playing in these developments. I have looked at the demo servlets
>supplied with JServ and can see how they can return HTML, and I can see how
>this could be extended to access databases via JDBC. I haven't looked at JSP
>and not too much detail on Tomcat although I know that it is intended to
>bring JSP and JServ together and separate the presentation (HTML) from the
>compiled logic.
>
>Questions I am thinking of are:
>
>1. Whether the sites are a mixture of HTML documents and servlets or all
>servlets?
>2. If both when do decided to use servlets over HTML documents? Is it when
>you require programming logic or can make use of your standard java classes?
>3. Is JSP used in there at all?
>4. Do you tend to use JScript or applets on the client side and if so are
>these just coded into the HTML documents or servlets as normal?
>
>Not expecting a big reply. Just a one liner pointing me in the right
>direction will do.
>
>Many thanks
>
>Shaun Campbell
>
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>Le Mon, 10 Apr 2000, vous avez écrit :
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>Try the booking engine at http://www.travelprice.com/
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>> > on 4/10/00 9:54 AM, Rick Bosch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >
>> > > Also does anyone us jserv in a production
>> > > enviroment?
>> >
>> > telnet www.starwars.com 80
>> > Trying 206.251.0.173...
>> > Connected to www.starwars.com.
>> > Escape character is '^]'.
>> > HEAD / HTTP/1.0
>> >
>> > HTTP/1.1 200 OK
>> > Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 16:32:55 GMT
>> > Server: Apache/1.3.9 (Unix) ApacheJServ/1.1b3
>> > Set-Cookie: Wookie-Cookie=a714d9fbe4273843e0cfde7c6ea520e9; path=/;
>> > domain=.starwars.com; expires=Thu, 08-Apr-10 16:32:55 GMT
>> > Connection: close
>> > Content-Type: text/html
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