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[Santosbulus]

What is the difference between JSP and Java Servlets.Is there anything common in between them?

[trisswines]

JSP stands for Java Server Pages. JSP is a server-side technology Java Server Pages are an extension to the Java Servlet technology that was developed by Sun. It technically gets converted to a servlet but it looks more like PHP files where you embed the java into HTML.

[trisswines]

JSP and Java Servlets are used to handle HTTP requests and generate responses. The best way to explain the difference between a private JVM and a shared JVM is to look at the differences of living in an apartment complex versus owning your own home.

[jameshack]

JavaServer Pages and server-side programming expertise, but it is what you can create dynamic Web pages and applications. Because they are basically on the run, from a technical standpoint, JSP is, Java can be considered a high-level abstraction of servlets. JavaServer Pages are usually, Java is compiled by the compiler.

[devidmater]

A JSP technically gets converted to a servlet but it looks more like PHP files where you embed the java into HTML. When the Servlet container instantiates a JSP it is compiled to a Servlet. Servlets involve embedding HTML into the java code which is deemed to be poor design.

[lilly1236]

A servlet is a Java programming language class used to extend the capabilities of servers that host applications accessed via a request-response programming model. Although servlets can respond to any type of request, they are commonly used to extend the applications hosted by Web servers.

[aquanetta]

The difference between them is that the

                     - Both JSP and Java Servlets are the server-side Java to dynamically generate web pages.

                     - The source code of the JSP is like of the HTML, with Java embedded tags

                     - The source code to a servlet looks like Java, with HTML embedded in out.print(...) statements.

                       - For the communication purpose both of them use the Servlet API with the web server and the client.

                        - JSP gets compiled into a servlet, so they're almost identical in terms of expressive power.

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