Servlet and JSP

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Roonie - 17 Dec 2004 16:16 GMT

Hi All,
A basic question??
What is the fundamental difference between Servlet ,JSP and Java
Beans. me Just a begineer,so basic functionality anwer will work fine
for me, to understand and start learing from there.

Thanks in Advance.
Roonie.

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Josh Martin - 29 Dec 2004 07:28 GMT

Hey Roonie -

I'm going to write a few extra definitions that may help...

Java: A programming language
Class: A module of Java that has things to do (e.g. a "Car").
Method: A function of a Class that does something (e.g. a Car "drives").
Servlet: A Java Class that has special Methods to product HTML for the web.
JSP: A file (that eventually is a Servlet) where it's easier to produce HTML
for the web.
Java Beans: A Java Class that holds information about something (e.g. a
"Person" has a "firstName").

This may be too elementary for your use - just let us know if that's the
case.

> Hi All,
> A basic question??
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Thanks in Advance.
> Roonie.

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