Felip,
Sounds like you're at the very beginning of trying to understand an
e-commerce site's needs. I strongly suggest you read some literature on the
subject and look for a few books that can answer your questions in the
appropriate depth that they deserve.
Many e-commerce websites use nothing more than Perl CGI scripts to do the
work required, certainly nothing a JSP/servlet solution can't do better.
JSP and servlet support by ISPs is minimal these days, but that will be
changing as more ISPs embrace and support the technology. At the very
least, be sure to ask about it with every ISP you talk to spread awareness.
Look through the JSP faqs listed at the bottom of this email for information
concerning ISPs.
Dan
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> From: Felip Miralles[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Felip Miralles
> Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 10:03 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: e-commerce
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> My question is, do i have everything i need within the jsp and java
> servlets and java beans technologies to build an e-commerce site?
>
> I know I can track the sessions of my customers, I can set up an SSL
> connection for the secure data (credit card information), but how i
> verify this credit car info? is there any java package out there that
> does that?
>
> Will I have to host this e-commerce site at home or there are isp's
> that provide all i need for that, i.e., a servlet engine, a jsp engine,
> database support...
>
> Thanks in advance
> Felip Miralles
>
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