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Architectures and Application Analysis of JSP

Qian Zhu

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Based on the introduction of JSP's basic concept and its advantages,this article points out the systemic comparisons between the technology of JSP and that of ASP.In this paper two architectures of JSP and their corresponding applications are demonstrated.Also the relation between JSP and Java Servlet and the shortages of JSP are discussed.

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Based on the introduction of JSP's basic concept and its advantages,this article points out the systemic comparisons between the technology of JSP and that of ASP.In this paper two architectures of JSP and their corresponding applications are demonstrated.Also the relation between JSP and Java Servlet and the shortages of JSP are discussed.

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Based on the introduction of JSP's basic concept and its advantages,this article points out the systemic comparisons between the technology of JSP and that of ASP.In this paper two architectures of JSP and their corresponding applications are demonstrated.Also the relation between JSP and Java Servlet and the shortages of JSP are discussed.

Key concepts: Computer science, Economic shortage, Java, Relation (database), Programming language, Software engineering, Operating system, Database

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