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By muroko
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Submitted: Nov 17 2012 / 10:48

Using this platform-independent framework, it is easy to use object-oriented programming concepts, such as encapsulation, on the server side. Michael chose to use servlets as the example of this framework due to their easy availability and usability. Any other server-side platform (e.g., CORBA, RMI, Netscape Application Server) can be substituted into this framework with a minimal amount of change to the code base. Although Java servlets are an advanced tool used to create HTML presentation, many developers are not taking full advantage of their capabilities. This servlet framework allows developers to separate their Web systems into logical components with little overhead. (1,500 words)
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