[thelist] Broadening my Horizons - JSP

David Mitchell dmitchell at oproma.com
Tue Aug 19 14:20:39 CDT 2003


Hi Rob,

I happen to be a big fan of JSP. The learning curve can be quite fierce,
especially if you do not have any previous Java or OOP experience, but
it's not insurmountable.

One of the coolest things about building web apps with JSP is that you
are actually using a compiled language instead of the script running
through an interpreter each request as is with ASP or PHP. You can also
take advantage of multi-threaded apps as well.

One of the best resources I have found for JSPs and Servlets is
http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/java/Servlet-Tutorial/

Best of luck,

Dave

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Subject: [thelist] Broadening my Horizons - JSP


Hi list,
 
I trying to hit, or at least familiarize myself with the various more
common
languages/approaches to web development. At this point in time, my
journey
has led me to JSP. I've found various books about it at the local book
stores but nothing impressive, only headaches.
 
What are some good books? websites? applications? uses? future?
thoughts?
on/of Java Server Pages? 

Rob Smith 
Web Development Manager 
Thermon Manufacturing Company 
100 Thermon Dr.
San Marcos, TX 78667-0609 
(512) 396-5801 
Rob.Smith at thermon.com 

 

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