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Apache Jakarta Struts has proven to be a solid framework that can be used on systems of all sizes. This week on ONJava.com, JSP and Servlets columnist Sue Spielman offers part two in her two-part series on what\'s new with Jakarta Struts v1.1. She covers integration of the Apache Jakarta common libraries and its multiple application support. In beta 2 at the time of this article\'s writing, Struts will soon be in final release but there is no reason why you can\'t start using it today. In fact, there are many reasons why you should.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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This article describes how Web applications can benefit from clustering and presents a clustering solution that we developed for the Jakarta Tomcat Servlet Engine to provide high scalability, load-balancing, and high availability using JavaSpaces technology.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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IIS is Microsoft\'s Internet Information Server running on the Windows Servers family. Tomcat is a worldwide-used Web server built on the Java platform for JSP/Servlets. Due to the ease of operating and maintaining IIS in a Windows environment, we still prefer to buy the Windows server and run IIS for web sites and, by default, we run Tomcat on port 8080 as the default installation.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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In this article, we\'ll extend our Tomcat discussions to the application level by creating a Java application that manages an embedded version of the Tomcat JSP/servlet container. Tomcat can be broken down into a set of containers, each with their own purpose. These containers are by default configured using the server.xml file. When embedding, you will not be using this file; therefore, you will need to assemble instances of these containers programmatically. The following XML code snippet contains the hierarchy of the Tomcat containers:
Updated: 05/12/2005
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This week on ONJava.com, JSP and Servlets columnist Sue Spielman talks about the latest version of the Jakarta Struts v1.1 framework. Struts has proven to be a solid framework that can be used on systems of all sizes. In beta 2 at the time of this article\'s writing, Struts will soon be in final release but there is no reason why you can\'t start using it today. In fact, there are many reasons why you should. In part one of two, Sue covers what\'s new with Jakarta Struts v1.1, along with its integration of the Apache Jakarta common libraries, and its multiple application support.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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This article explores the built-in authentication mechanisms found in Allaire\'s JRun 3.0. Servlet/JSP authentication was introduced in the Servlet API specification, version 2.2, which JRun 3.0 supports, and allows you to place authentication and role-based access control (authorization) on any resource delivered by the servlet container.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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This material is from Chapter 23: Servlets from the book JBuilder Developer\'s Guide.Entities have a singular purpose: to represent an entity of data from a given data source. This typically represents a record within a database. The beauty of this component is the capability to manipulate the data stored within a data store through a standard interface instead of having to send manipulation calls directly to the data source in any manner. This technique of wrapping manipulation to a data source is not new; you might know it as object to relational mapping.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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Server scripting languages like Lasso and Java servlets make sending mail so complicated that you\'d rather avoid it at all costs. Until recently, I have been relying on a cheap (read \"free\") perl script from cgi-resources.com, but I want to be able to do this from PHP.Yesterday (1999-02-20), I decided to give email a whirl with PHP3. I needed to have a customized \"thank you\" page after sending the mail - like the rest of geocrawler.com and gotocity.com, the response page had to be co-brandable and customizable.No problem for PHP. I started my research by visiting the Sample Code Archive. I wound up finding some really cool code by Jon Stevens that can take an email address and verify that it can actually receive the email.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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About a year ago, the technology group at Razorfish was presented with the challenge of developing a distributed web-based business application. Our immediate need was a scheduling application. But it was clear that we needed to create an intranet-based application that would not only provide us with our immediate scheduling needs, but could also be expanded in a modular way to allow us to add function modules when we needed them.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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Wireless networks are mainly used for voice communication. Wireless operators, however, are interested in delivering data over wireless networks. Having become a new buzzword, WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is designed specifically for delivering Internet data over wireless networks. This article introduces you to WAP and its related technologies (WML, WMLScript, and so forth), and shows you how to develop wireless applications using Java technology.
Updated: 05/12/2005
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