Papers by Priya Muniswaran
1. Java Servlet
2. What underlying network protocol connects the user's browser to the web serve... more 1. Java Servlet
2. What underlying network protocol connects the user's browser to the web server?
3. What does it mean that HTTP is a stateless protocol?
4.What makes the Java programming language especially well-suited for web application development?
5. Why servlets are not allowed to store state in their own instance variables.
6.How is authenticating a specific user different from tracking a specific user from one request through a succession of requests?
7.The purpose of the HttpServlet methods: init() and destroy()
8.The purpose of the HttpServlet methods: doGet()
9.Purpose of the HttpServlet methods: doPost()
10. Java server pages.
11. Life cycle of JSP.
12.Difference between custom JSP tags and beans.
13.Remote Method Invocations.
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2. What underlying network protocol connects the user's browser to the web server?
3. What does it mean that HTTP is a stateless protocol?
4.What makes the Java programming language especially well-suited for web application development?
5. Why servlets are not allowed to store state in their own instance variables.
6.How is authenticating a specific user different from tracking a specific user from one request through a succession of requests?
7.The purpose of the HttpServlet methods: init() and destroy()
8.The purpose of the HttpServlet methods: doGet()
9.Purpose of the HttpServlet methods: doPost()
10. Java server pages.
11. Life cycle of JSP.
12.Difference between custom JSP tags and beans.
13.Remote Method Invocations.
2. What underlying network protocol connects the user's browser to the web server?
3. What does it mean that HTTP is a stateless protocol?
4.What makes the Java programming language especially well-suited for web application development?
5. Why servlets are not allowed to store state in their own instance variables.
6.How is authenticating a specific user different from tracking a specific user from one request through a succession of requests?
7.The purpose of the HttpServlet methods: init() and destroy()
8.The purpose of the HttpServlet methods: doGet()
9.Purpose of the HttpServlet methods: doPost()
10. Java server pages.
11. Life cycle of JSP.
12.Difference between custom JSP tags and beans.
13.Remote Method Invocations.