Hello Sunil,
Just to clear your confusion,
JDBC - is a middleware for database access.
Servlet is a small program that runs on server side listening to requests.
To a web designer the main use of these is in the following way -
1. The client submits a query (thru' a form).
2. These parameters are passed to a servlet on the server.
3. The servlet may use JDBC in order to access its database (or to keep
things clean it uses a class dedicated to accessing the database and sends
the response back to the servlet).
4. The servlet then responds to the client by sending back the results.
JDBC and Servlets are used together to dynamically generate HTML output.
I hope this clears the fog.
Jyoti
-----Original Message-----
From: Sunil Dua [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 8:12 PM
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Subject: Servlet and JDBC
Hello there
I have some confusion. Pls. help me out.
Could any body tell me how many server are you using for JDBC and
Servlet? ( I am using two)
What is the major difference between JDBC and servlet from the
prespective of a web designer?
>From where I can download the Documentation on JSP.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Sunil Dua
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