Servlets

JavaServer Pages

What Does the Server Need to Run Servlets and JSP?

Serving Servlets and JSP

Using the Server Manager Interface

Activating Servlets and JSP

Configuring Global Servlet Attributes

Registering Servlet Directories

Registering Individual Servlets

Specifying Servlet Virtual Paths

Specifying Servlet Contexts

Configuring JRE/JDK Paths

Deleting Version Files

Configuring JVM

Running 0.92 JSP

Maximizing Servlet Performance

Examples Shipped with iPlanet Web Server 4.1

Servlet Examples

A Simple Servlet Example

Example of a Servlet that Counts Visits

JSP Examples

JSP that Accesses the Request Object

JSP that Responds to a Form and Uses Java Beans

Session Overview

Specifying a Session Manager

SimpleSessionManager

Parameters

Enabling SimpleSessionManager

Source Code for SimpleSessionManager

MMapSessionManager

Parameters

Enabling MMapSessionManager

JdbcSessionManager

Parameters

Enabling JdbcSessionManager

Source Code for JDBCSessionManager

How Do Servlets Access Session Data?

Directives for Enabling Servlets

Directives for Registered Servlet Directories

JSP

servlets.properties

rules.properties

contexts.properties

Servlet Debugging

JSP Debugging

HttpUtils.getRequestURL

HttpSession.setMaxInactiveInterval

GenericServlet.getInitParameter and getInitParameterNames

ServletContext.getAttributeNames

ServletContext.getContext

ServletRequest.getAttribute

RequestDispatcher.forward and include

Request.getInputStream and getReader

Last Updated: 02/25/00 16:19:07

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