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What is servlet?
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Answer / saikiran
servlet is the server side funcionality
to plugin to the Servlet contianer to get the Services
from the contianer like
lifecycleManagement
thread management
request navigation
response deligation
session management
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Answer / janet
Servlets are modules that extend requests/response-oriented
servers,such as java enabled web servers.
For example, a servlet might be responsible for taking
data in an HTML order-entry form and applying the business
logic used to update a company's order data base.
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Answer / sureshkumar
Servlet is a plat form independent webapplication component
which executes in the webserver and can handle the multiple
requests concurrently.
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Answer / nagababu
Servlets are small program which execute on the webserver.
They run under webserver environment exploting
functionalities of the web server
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Answer / sasmita
Servlet is a java class mainly handles Http request and
response from the web server. It acts as a controller for
receiving request from servers delegating to particular
model class and then forwarding a response by using
RequestDispatcher.
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