Yes, JSP can solve your problem. A JSP is a pre-built servlet. It provides a
very clean cut method for using Java with your webpages. JSP let you embed
your Java code into your webpages for process on the server-side. This means
you could make you application much faster by performing all of the Java on
the server and then displaying results to the client via HTML, or whatever
else suits your needs.
JSP will not make your applet utility download faster. Instead of making
the client download the entire utility you would switch over to only display
results to the client. The server would be responsible for keeping track of
the session and the corresponding servlets/JavaBeans. You might have
considered already doing this with your servlets. JSP just provides a much
easier way to accomplish this.
If it is critical that the client have the applet embedded into their
webpage then you might be stuck. JSP does not increase the speed of this
instead it provides alternatives.
If you are interested in learning more about JSP check out
http://www.jspinsider.com . We have lots of information on JSP as well as
links to many JSP resources.
Jayson Falkner
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ganesh Kamath D (RBIN/DSA-BDS)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 7:27 PM
Subject: JSP Coding
> Hello All,
>
> I am totally new to JSP and Servlets. I have developed some
> applications/applets in Java which will run on our Intranet. The backend
> used is Oracle. Since I used JDBC protion of the code directly into Applet
> and the GUI was built with Swing, the applet size is around 600KB. And the
> classes12.zip is around 1.5MB. With this, the application startup time
> during logon will be too much and any user can't wait that long to get his
> initial logon screen.
>
> Now I am thinking of using JSPs. As I understood from the SUN site, we use
> pure HTML as front-end and JSP/JDBC at the backend for the processing. Am
I
> right? If we do so, will the application execution speed be fast? And let
me
> know where do I start from. Pls direct me to any website whic h will
explain
> in detail about building a database application in the Intranet/Internet
> environment with JSPs/Servlets.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> GK.
>
>
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