JSP/Servlets
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What is JSP/Servlets?
JavaServer Pages (JSP) is a technology that enables developers to create dynamic web pages using Java code embedded within HTML. JSPs are compiled into Java servlets by the JSP container. They are commonly used for building web applications, presenting data from databases, and creating user interfaces. They simplify web development by allowing developers to separate the presentation logic (HTML) from the business logic (Java).
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JSP/Servlets Complementary Technologies
Web and Application Servers
JSPs and Servlets are deployed on web and application servers. Examples include Apache Tomcat, Jetty, JBoss, and WebSphere. The server provides the runtime environment.
SSL/TLS/HTTPS
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JSPs and Servlets often utilize SSL/TLS via HTTPS to secure communication between the client and the server.
JDBC
Servlets use JDBC to interact with databases.
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Management Consultant
0.1% of all Management Consultant jobs mention JSP/Servlets
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Solutions Architect
54 Solutions Architect jobs mention JSP/Servlets
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Consultant
135 Consultant jobs mention JSP/Servlets
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Software Engineer
528 Software Engineer jobs mention JSP/Servlets
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Engineer
781 Engineer jobs mention JSP/Servlets
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