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Introducing JavaServer Pages 

 
by Introducing JavaServer Pages

This tutorial provides you a detailed introduction to Java server Pages, explanation about running JSP, JSP Architecture etc, explanation about the differences between JSP and ASP. This tutorial contains topics namely, Introduction, The JSP Architecture, Choose your weapon (The shotgun J2EE, The Pistol), Programming JSP and Using JavaBeans with JSP. The JSP examples given in this article enables the users to know more about JSP.

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