- Java Web Server - HTML templates - From Sun - The Java Web Server's HTML Templates feature lets you easily apply a common look and feel to a set of HTML documents. The advantage is that you can establish the way multiple files appear, all from one template file.
- Migrating CGI scripts to Java Servlets - Learn the benefits of servlets, and how to integrate them into your applications. Features a Servlet API overview, and examples for accessing CGI environment variables and processing HTML form data.
- Networking our whiteboard with servlets - JavaWorld plugs Web-based servlet networking into the ObservableList class to provide the same function that sockets and RMI provided for the whiteboard application.
- OTembo - an Open Template-Based Servlet System - There exists a need for a simple, flexible way to do database queries, and put the query results into an HTML page. This article describes a package for building your own HTML template processor that uses special tags to do queries.
- Sample Servlets - From Sun - sample servlets that run with the Java Web Server. Free source code.
- Servlet chaining and the future - Want to include dynamic information on every page of your web site? This article takes a look at the "servlet chaining" feature, which lets you link servlets together for greater effects. Free source code.
- Servlet Features by Sun/JavaSoft - The JavaServer provides several important servlet features. These include: (a) Loading and Invoking Servlets; (b) Filters and Servlet Chaining; (c) Server-Side Includes; (d) Replacing CGI Scripts. (Four links to further discussion.)
- The Java Servlet API (Sun) - Sun Microsystems' Servlet API Whitepaper has the following sections: (a) Overview of Java Servlets, (b) Features of the javax.servletAPI, and (c) Using Java Servlets in Web-based Applications.
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