hi yuri,
i am not sure if this fits your needs but the following directive leads to
the generation of a servlet class implementing the
javax.servler.SingleThreadModel interface:
<%@ page isThreadSafe="no" %>
joe
At 12:21 15.03.01, you wrote:
>Hello!
>My name is Yuri Yudin.
>I've read on www.java.sun.com that JSP IS EXTANSTION
>of Servlet. I tried to make some jsp project which
>performed connection to DB (USED JDBC), returned some
>data to HTML table. It works very good, but I've
>recently seen project that used JSP files and Servlet
>classes. Servlet classes was made for thread control
>Would you mind tell me can I only use JSP classes and
>JSP tags for such applications? I mean thread
>control, sessions. How JSP engine makes thread
>control?
>
>Sinserely Yuri
>
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