A simple Java Servlet application that calculates the volume of a cylinder based on user input. It handles form submissions, validates user input, and dynamically generates an HTML response. Features ...

Simple CRUD Project in Java with Servlets This is a basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) web application built with Java using Servlet technology. This project serves as an example for ...

In Java, Web applications are usually configured using at least one deployment descriptor, named web.xml. XFire itself is a servlet-based application. Hence, we need to add necessary references to ...

If we build the servlet shown above and assemble it with the web.xml file shown above into a WAR file that is deployed to a Java EE web server, we can then have clients contact the simple servlet ...

Creating dynamic web pages is necessary if a web site wants to display the current state of data accurately, for example showing temperatures around the world. There are several ways to accomplish ...

Our simple, static JSP has been turned into a servlet that takes up more than 100 lines of Java source code. In case we ever have to debug our JSPs from the translated servlet source code—a difficult ...

First of all, JavaScript is not Java. It has nothing to do with Java (The language and its associated technologies from Sun Microsystems). To be honest, I'm not even sure why it's called JavaScript.

One solution to these problems is to create servlet adapters. By servlet adapter, I mean a Java servlet that intercepts HTTP communications from a client to a server, and redirects the communication ...