Because applets sucked.
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Subject: Why Servlet?
Hi,
I have a question. Servlets were the first j2ee technology to have been
designed, even before JSPs? Can somebody throw some rationale on the part of
Sun to have done so?
Opinions will be appreciated.
best regards,
-jayprakash
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