
WebSite Servlet & Java SDK
15-September-97
Once you have installed WebSite Professional 2.0's Java SDK,
this page will be replaced with extensive online
documentation which is provided for this WebSite Pro
2.0 component.
The WebSite Pro Server-Side Java SDK provides a
framework for developing
Java servlets-Java server-side applications that run
in the WebSite Pro
program space. These servlets use the WebSite Pro internal
Java
interpreter, which means you're assured of fully
overlapped,
multi-threaded, very fast execution. The SDK includes:
- The foundation classes for servlet Java programming
with WebSite Pro. The
foundation classes are in the Java class package
WebSite.Servlet. These
classes support all WebSite Pro's WSAPI features. This means your servlet
can automatically decode forms, both URL-encoded and RFC 1867 forms.
There's a class to provide state-management "session" capability,
eliminating the need for you to manually handle cookies and expiration. For
those who choose to manually handle cookies, there's full support for
Netscape and RFC 2109 cookie formats. Another class provides access to the
browser capabilities database maintained in the
browscap.ini file.
- A global exception handler assures
that unhandled Java program errors are caught and reported
to the browser.
- A Windows dynamic link library (DLL) that integrates
the Java interpreter
into the WebSite Pro process space and provides the
interface between Java
and WSAPI.
- The Java Runtime Environment to enable you to run
Java servlets without
installing the Java Development Kit.
- Complete API-style documentation for the SDK foundation
classes. The
WebSite Pro Java Servlet API is organized and documented
on-line using the
same style and conventions as the JDK 1.1 API.
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