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The document provides a comprehensive overview of Java servlets, focusing on their execution with the Apache Tomcat server, handling HTTP requests, and interaction with databases using JDBC. It covers servlet architecture, lifecycle, and methods for processing GET and POST requests. The document also discusses setting up the Tomcat server, deploying web applications, and redirecting requests. Additionally, it highlights the importance of servlets in multi-tier applications and includes examples to illustrate key concepts.

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Is JSP obsolete?

JSP is considered as a deprecated presentation technology for JavaServer Faces 2.0. JSP technology is not obsolete but it is matured. We have many Java applications using JSP technology and dont plan to migrate JSF for its architectural problems. For latest JSP information, see Java EE 5 tutorial.

What replaced servlets?

What are the Alternatives of Servlet? Common Gateway Interface (CGI) It is the most typical server-side solution. Proprietary API. Many proprietary web servers have built-in support for server-side programming. Active Server Pages (ASP) Serverside JavaScript.

Is Java Servlet outdated?

Servlets have been outdated for a very long time. Therefore, presenting your code in Servlets is considered deprecated, but there are many frameworks available in the market we can use instead of Servlet.

What are the benefits of servlets?

Servlets have the following advantages over other common server extension mechanisms: They are faster than CGI scripts because they use a different process model. They use a standard API that is supported by many Web servers.

Do people still use Java servlets?

Servlets and JSP (Java Server Pages) were widely used in the early 2000s for building dynamic web applications, but their popularity has declined in recent years.

Why use JSP instead of servlet?

Coding of JSP is easier than Servlet because JSP is a tag-based approach, whereas Servlet is a Java code. Servlet can accept any type of request, while JSP accepts only HTTP protocol requests. JSP allows custom tags, but in Servlet, you can not build any custom tags.

Is Java Servlet deprecated?

Deprecated Interfaces As of Java(tm) Servlet API 2.1 for security reasons, with no replacement. This interface will be removed in a future version of this API. As of Java Servlet API 2.4, with no direct replacement.

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