Fortune is a simple example of a servlet using a JSP to display output.
HelloWorld sample employs a servlet to access a stateless session bean EJB and a JSP to display information retrieved from the EJB.
Sun's Java Pet Store involves web-based access to a combination of entity and session beans. A single servlet acts as the clearinghouse for all web requests while JSPs are used to display output.
iPlanet JSP Tags demonstrate built-in tag libraries for accessing RDBMS and LDAP-based directories directly from JSPs.
J2EE Packaging samples will help you understand the different ways in which EJBs and web components may be assembled and deployed to iPlanet.
Clustering Servlets and JSPs samples introduce you to the advanced high availability features built into iPlanet Application Server.
Web Result Caching for servlets and JSPs demonstrates how to use iPlanet's sophisticated caching capabilities to enhance the performance of your web applications.
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