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Java Servlets by Example Alan R. Williamson 1999 | 550 pages ISBN: 188477766X |
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$39.95 | Softbound print book | |
Index
A
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Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) 449
accept() 460
ActiveX 21, 22, 313
Ada 10
addapplet(...) 462
addCookie(...) 318
addItem(...) 411
AI 289
AIX 11
algorithm 289, 328
ANSI 13
ANSI standard 420
append(...) 88
Apple Macintosh 97
Apple Script 100
Applet 449
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException 202
ASCII 105, 167, 200
ASP 29
AUTH_TYPE 94
B
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bandwidth 326, 467
bandwidth requirements 467
boolean 322
BorderLayout 451
broadcast protoco 441
BufferedInputStream 225
BufferedOutputStream 224, 225
BufferedReader 114, 127
C
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C 95
C++ 11, 95, 99
C/C++ 12
cAppletSession 460, 462
cAppletSession class 460
cBall 336
cChatMessage 443, 444
cChatServer 459
CERN 2
CGI 2, 3, 17, 21, 91, 109, 123, 132, 146, 161, 167, 312, 326, 405, 406
CGI/Perl 226
chaining 18
chat_applet 449
chat_html 445
class 333, 428, 429, 432
Class class 424
classes 429, 431
clearWarnings() 432
commit 421
commit() 432
company firewall 448
complete connection parameters 430
Connection 421, 424, 425, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433
connection pool 429
connection pool manager 434
connectToServer(...) 458
CONTENT 295
CONTENT_LENGTH 94
CONTENT_TYPE 94
Content-Type 125, 229
Cookie 316
cookie 200, 313, 314, 315, 333, 335, 405, 484
cookies operate 313
core processing 328
createStatement() 425
cStudent 474
custom htmlTemplate 334
D
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data 443
database 303
database.connection 484
databaseRunner 478
DataInputStream 458
DataOutputStream 82, 168
dbBroker 428, 434, 438
dbBroker class 431, 433
dbBroker.getInstance() 428, 430, 433
dbBroker.pop() 433
dbBroker.push(...) 434
dbConnection 429, 431, 432, 433
debugger 77
delBasketServlet 414
Deutsch, L. Peter 13
displayTable(...) 335
distributed computing 480
doDelete(...) 29
doGet(...) 29, 123, 142, 246
doHead(...) 29
Domain 315
doOptions(...) 29
doPost(...) 29, 123, 131, 142, 246
doPut(...) 29
doTrace(...) 29
doXXX(...) 483
DriverManager 421, 424, 425
dynamically 487
E
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Eiffel 10, 11
encasing 408
ENCTYPE 123
Enumeration 249, 485
Event 452, 453
Exact search 288
Exception 77, 432
executeQuery(...) 425
F
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FastCGI 95
FETCH 421
File 250, 251
FileInputStream 114, 304
FilenameFilter 251
FileOutputStream 126
firewall 467, 468
FirstPerson 10
flagged 431
FlowLayout 451
for(...) 328
form set 408
forName 424
forward(...) 487, 488
forwardServlet 487
Frame 227
Free Agent 175
front-end processor 487
FTP 17, 167
G
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GATEWAY_INTERFACE 94
generic 430
GenericServlet 26, 28, 32, 107, 144, 200, 225, 482
GET 18, 95, 141, 146, 149, 246, 454
get() 110
getAttribute() 485
getAttribute(...) 485, 488
getAttributeNames() 485
getConnection(...) 425
getContentLength() 27
getContentType() 27, 127
getDomain 317
getFile(...) 138
getFreeConnection() 432
getInitParameter(...) 24, 204
getInitParameterName() 24
getMaxAge 316
getName 316
getNextParameter() 127, 131
getOutputStream() 28
getParameter(...) 110, 145, 151, 204
getParameterValues(...) 146
getPath 317
getRealPath(...) 25, 132, 304
getRemoteAddr() 108
getRemoteHost() 27
getRequestDispatcher(...) 487
getRoom(...) 462
getSecure 317
getServletConfig() 24
getServletContext() 24
getServletContext(...) 486
getServletInfo() 24
getString(...) 426
getStudent(...) 473, 474
getValue(...) 412
.gif 8
GIF 92, 104, 224, 226
Gosling, James 9
Graphics 226
gzip 132
H
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handleEvent(...) 452
hash table 443, 444
hash table data structure 443
Hashtable 110
headers 488
hire 429
HTML 6, 210, 214
htmlTemplate 329, 335
HTTP 2, 19, 312, 448
HTTP cookies 312
Http ServletResponse 123
HTTP status fields 488
HTTP/1.0 145
HTTP_ACCEPT 94
HTTP_USER_AGENT 94
HttpServlet 123, 133, 144, 200, 299, 336, 482, 483
HttpServlet class 445
HttpServletRequest 31, 145, 304, 322
HttpSession 322, 323
HttpSessionBindingListener 324
I
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IDE 77
image/jpeg 124
implements rmiDatabaseRunnerInterface 478
incremental 333
indexOf(...) 128, 136, 294
InfoSeek 286, 287
init() 114, 450, 453, 459
init(...) 24, 26, 29, 107, 144, 201, 204, 214, 336, 445, 478, 483, 484
initialization 485
InputStream 126
insert(...) 488
interface 486
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) 440
IP address 106
IRC 440
IRC service 440
isDirectory() 250
isLoggedOn(...) 483
isNew() 412
ISP 487
J
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Java applet 313
Java Server API 5, 14
java.Applet 449
java.io 250
java.io.Serializable 322, 343
java.lang.Class 19
java.lang.Object 78
java.net 167
java.rmi 476
java.rmi.Remote class 474
java.rmi.RemoteException 473
java.rmi.server package 474
java.sql.Connection 421
java.sql.DriverManager 421
java.sql.ResultSet 421
java.sql.Statement 421
java.util 109
java.util.Date.getTime() 88
java.util.Properties 430
Javascript 121
JavaSoft 4
javax.servlet 23, 144
javax.servlet.http.Cookie 316
javax.servlet.Servlet 23
javax.servlet.SingleThreadModel 167
JDBC 209, 424, 425, 426
JDBC API 310, 425, 428
jdbc.drivers 421
jdbc.properties 424
JDBC-ODB 422
JDBC-ODBC 422, 424
jdbcServlet 426
JDK/JRE 422
JDK1.1 36
JIT 13
Joy, Bill 10
JPEG 92, 104, 124, 226
.jpg 8
JRun 70
JSDK 22
JVM 11
L
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lastID 455
link 212
Linux 11
list(...) 251
LISTSERV 377
Live Software 68
log(...) 26
logical operator 290
logical units 484
logonServlet 483, 484
logUserOn(...) 483
lookup(...) 476
looping 328
M
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Mac OS 11
main(... 475
mainThread object 340
mapping 487
META 291
META REFRESH 216
META tag 441, 444
MIME 92, 125, 169, 228
mIRC 440
multiple pools 438
Multiple-site 287
multithreaded servlet 444
multithreading 471
N
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Naughton, Patrick 9
necessary stub and skeleton files 477
Netscape 121, 312
new rmiDatabaseRunner 474
NEWS 167
newsgroup 175
next() 425
NEXT_URL 412
nextElement( 152
nextToken() 254
notifyAll() 336, 432
Novell 11
NSAPI 70
null 249, 323, 329, 411, 412, 428, 457, 458
O
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Oak 9
object orientation 482
Object Serialization 114, 322
object serialization 471
ODBC 422, 424, 425
online community 312
openConnection() 431
OS/2 97
output routine 445
own form 408
P
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parser 254
Path 315
PATH_INFO 94
PATH_TRANSLATED 94
Perl 95, 161
placeholder 336
plug in 228, 332
polling interval 441
pool 428
pool manager 431, 433, 434, 438
pop() 431
port 1099 475
POST 95, 141, 142, 146, 149, 185, 246, 453
postcompiler 476
Precedence search 288
print(...) 136, 417
print(...) method 164
println(...) 83
PrintStream 148
PrintWriter.println(...) 29
Project Oak 10
push(...) 431, 432
Q
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QUERY_STRING 94
R
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random() 205
RandomAccessFile 114, 304
range setting 338
readLine() 127, 128, 168, 208, 458
readLine(...) 127, 458
relative link 247
REMOTE_ADDR 94
REMOTE_HOST 94
REMOTE_USER 94
RemoteException 476
removeApplet(...) 462
removeAttribute(...) 486
req.getCookies() 317
REQUEST_METHOD 94
RequestDispatcher 487, 488
ResultSet 421, 425
ResultSet method provides a getXXX(...) 426
ResultSetMetaData 425
ResultSets 421
rmic compiler are in the classpath 476
rmiDatabaseRunner 472
RMISecurityManager 475, 479
RoomPool 443
roulette 331
roulInfo 334, 339
run() 336, 455, 459, 460
Runnable 336, 449
S
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SC_NO_CONTENT 411, 412
SCRIPT_NAME 94
search engine 286. 487
Secure 315
SecurityException 251
SecurityManager 21
SELECT * FROM USER_TABLE 425
sendmail 96
sendMessage(...) 454, 458, 463
sendRedirect(...) 122, 149, 165, 216
Serializable 472
SERVER_NAME 94
SERVER_PORT 94
SERVER_PROTOCOL 94
SERVER_SOFTWARE 94
service(...) 26, 29, 30, 107, 114, 123, 142, 150, 202, 205, 217, 246, 303, 306, 323, 411, 417, 428, 433, 445, 456, 459, 483
servlet alias 475
servlet chaining 486
ServletBase 483
servlet-chaining 487
ServletContext 24, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488
ServletExec 61
ServletInputStream 28, 127
ServletRequest 108, 127, 488
ServletResponse 28, 224, 488
servletrunner 36
session data 312
Session management 321
session management functionality 484
setActive() 429
setAttribute(...) 484
setBackground(...) 450
setDomain 317
setEditable(... 450
setInActive() 429
setMaxAge 316
setPath 317
setSecure 317
setSize(...) 343
setText() 455
setValue 316
Sheridan, Mike 9
shopping baskets 313
show(...) 452
sign 338
SingleThreadModel 428
Slot machine 326
Small talk 10
SMTP 147, 167
Socket 457
socket requests 479
socket streams 448
Solaris 11
SQLException 426
SSI 34, 104, 224
state information 321
Statement 425
static calls 434
static class 438
static reference 336
static string array balls 337
STDIN 95
STDOUT 95
Stemming 289
String 135
string 484
string(...) 128
StringBuffer 165, 294
StringBuffer(...) 88
StringTokenizer 254, 295, 296
stub files 475
subname 425
subprotocol 425
Substring search 288
Sun 4, 10, 323
sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver 424
sun.net.smtp 148
surfer 213
synchronized 89, 115, 147, 166
SYS_NOSLOTS 328
SYS_WIN 329
SYS_WINURL 329
System.out.println(...) 78, 124
T
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-TABLEROW--> 417
TCL 99
TCP sockets 448
TCP/IP 167
TELNET 81
text string 420
The service(...) 154
Thesaurus 289
Thick client 3
Thin client 3
thread 336
threaded 433
thread-safe 444
Throwable 77
toString() 78, 165
toString(...) 79
truncated 444
try...catch 207
tttttttt11 433
U
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UnicastRemoteObject 474
UnicastRemoteObject,HttpServle 478
Uniform Resource Interface (URI) 487
unique string 484
UNIX 7, 11, 92, 97, 200, 227
URL 287
URL class 293
URL_BADLOGIN 334
URL_CHEAT. 338
URL_TABLE 334
URLConnection 201
Usenet 175
USER_TABLE 422
V
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valueBound(...) 324
valueUnbound(...) 324
Vector 201, 202, 216, 253, 292, 296, 305, 339, 341, 343, 410, 432, 443, 444
Vector class 431
virtual 484
virtual hosts 484
virtualBasket 411, 412, 418
VMS 97
W
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wait() 340, 431
Windows NT 11, 96, 97
Windows95 11
WinTel platform 440
wrapper class 335, 429
writeBytes(...) 168
X
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xyzServlet 487
Y
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Yahoo 286, 287
Z
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Zip 92, 132
ZipEntry 132
Symbols
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## as the delimiter 456
## delimiter 455
/bin 475
/n-porium/ 328
DESCRIPTION
Although CGI scripts provide 80% of today's server side processing, they are slow, inefficient, and memory-hungry. A new species is evolving to take their place, one which is lean, fast, portable, and easy to maintain: Java servlets.
Servlets are not merely an alternative to CGI, for they can do much more. Servlets have opened the door to a world of client/server applications that would have been too difficult or too time-consuming to consider before.
Java Servlets: By Example takes the reader into the world of servlets, moving example by example from the simple to the complex. An early chapter explains the simple HTML form processing through servlets. A later chapter shows how to connect a Java applet to a servlet, which is itself connected to a database.
Java Servlets: By Example is full of real-world, ready-to-run example code. Each chapter deals with a new problem and takes the reader through a series of servlet-based solutions. However, the book is detailed enough that it may also serve as a reference for the developer.
Translation rights for Java Servlets by Example have been granted for China and India. If you are interested in learning where to buy this book in a language other than English, please inquire at your local bookseller.
WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY ABOUT THIS BOOK...
"Alan Williamson has done an admirable job of teaching servlet programming through useful, typically non-trivial examples that demonstrate real-world solutions to common problems. If you plan to work with servlets (or already work with them) Java Servlets By Example will help you hone your craft and allow you to draw on some good ideas in the process.
The layered unveiling of concepts, clear explanations, and effective communication make Java Servlets By Example an excellent choice for novice or expert servlet developers alike. The examples are numerous and pragmatic, providing a practical look at the development process and exploring potentially useful foundations you can take and apply in a real commercial solution. In all, this book delivers on the promise of teaching servlet programming by example and represents a fine investment for almost any Java programmer."
--Claude Duguay, DevX.com
"Comprehensive description of everything to do with developer Java servlets. Servlets is a new topic for most developers, and this book covers everything they need to know to get started developing, and then covers more advanced topics. It has plenty of sample code to illustrate the concepts."
--Clipcode.com
WHAT THE READERS SAY ABOUT THIS BOOK...
"…I put this book to the ultimate test. I needed to learn servlets very fast for a client and it succeeded…"
--Billy Barron, Delphi Consultants, reviewed at JavaMUG
ABOUT THE AUTHOR...
Alan Williamson is based in the United Kingdom, where he runs his own Java software company, N-ARY Limited. He was educated at the University of Paisley and has worked for several international companies. He writes a regular column for the Java Developers Journal and sits on the judging panel of JARS, the online Java applet rating service.