actually,
I'm using the WROX book right now "Professional Java Server Programming" and
it's perfect. Especially for people who read their "Professional Active
Server Pages".
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Subject: Using JSP and Servlets.
> Hi,
> 1. Can I call the servlet from the client side which would instantiate the
> bean based on few session variables, pick up the JSP page siting on the
server
> and send the jsp page back to the client as if JSP was called directly. If
it
> is possible can you tell me briefly how do I do it.
I believe you can. Glancing at the faq it shows the following code :
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/samples/model1/foo.jsp").forward
(req, res);
You can check out the faq entry for more information at
http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html#q10 .
>
> 2. Is there any good and comprehensive resource available about JSP (book
> etc)
>
A new book called "Professional Java Server Programming" has just been
released. I don't have it (yet) but it covers JSP(hopefully 1.0), Servlets,
EJB, etc. Some "Servlet" books touch on JSP's but mostly reference the
0.92 version. "Java Enterprise Applications" by Asbury & Weiner and
"Developing Java Servlets" by James Goodwill both include 0.92 coverage.
Good luck,
Brien Voorhees
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