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  1. Hi all, I just started working with JSP and never really used basic servlets before.my problem is currently how to deploy a simple webapp? Some people include servlets, others use beans, (or taglib which looks kind of the same to me).I started with compiling java classes and including them (which did work, untill some point where I started working with sessions and stuff...)..Whats best to use? and when? Is it okay to use em all together? And does anyone has a good referencce...


  2. Hi all....

     

    I just moved from my local server to Xisto for testing my JSP and servlets...

    However I am having troubles with my servlet classes... when I put them under the WEB-INF/classes/ I don't know what the package on top of my classes should be, and how I include em in the JSP files.....

     

    Offcource I can find out but I'm to lazy to keep recompiling my classes untill it works :)...

     

    Tnx


  3. That " Google's custom site search " is a nice alternative...

    Allthough I think it is not really proffesional on a site which is made for selling items...
    When you build your own search system you could format it in the way you want.. so :)....

    The best way to BUILD your own searchsystem is to dynamically format your SQL query's ...

    WHERE companyname LIKE '%$searchname%


  4. You are totally right...

    -PHP is much easier... You don't have to bother about object types (string, integer, array, enumeration ed).. you just enter $object = "whaaaatever"; and it allways works...

    - PHP works fast for small applications (so most personal websites).

    - PHP has more default methods (like stripslashes() sha1() md5() etc)...

    - And a PHP host is very easy to find... JSP takes some more time....

     

    However: JSP / J2EE r0000x..

    if you use it where its made for "Jave 2 enterprise edition"...

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