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Chapter 10 Servlets and Java Server Pages Programming the World Wide Web Fourth edition By Robert W. Sebesta

Table 10.1 Commonly used methods of HttpServlet

Figure 10.1 Display of tstGreet.html

Figure 10.2 The response from the Greeting servlet

Figure 10.3 Display of conelec2.html

Figure 10.4 Results of the Survey servlet

Figure 10.5 Display of ballot.html

Figure 10.6 The output of the VoteCounter servlet for a form with no vote

Figure 10.7 The output of VoteCounter for a form with a second vote from the same client

Figure 10.8 The output of VoteCounter for a form with a legitimate vote

Table 10.2 JSP document elements

Figure 10.9 A listing of the initial version of tempconvert3.jsp

Figure 10. 10 The listing of tempconvert3 Figure 10.10 The listing of tempconvert3.jsp after submitting the original