What's New in Java Servlet API 2.2?

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By Jason Hunter ; Reprinted from JavaWorld October 1999 On August 23, Sun Microsystems published the first public release of the specification for Java TM Servlet API 2.2 (see the Resources section below for a link to the formal specification). Included in the specification are some very exciting enhancements to servlets. This article describes what's new in version 2.2 of the API, explains the decision-making process behind the changes, and demonstrates how to write servlets using API...n

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