Friday, 3 July 2015

bt0083 smu bsc it spring 2015 IVth sem assignment

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PROGRAM
BSc IT
SEMESTER
FOURTH
SUBJECT CODE & NAME
BT0083, Server Side Programming-Theory

Qus:1 Describe java servlets and compare it with CGI.
Answer:
Java servlets and compare it with CGI:
Definition: “It is a Web component managed by a Web container, which generates dynamic content in Web pages.” A Servlet is a Java application that runs in a Web server or an application server and provides server-side processing such as accessing a database. Servlets are protocol and platform


Qus:2 Explain handling the form elements to retrieve the data from form using servlet API. Give some examples
Answer:
Handling the form elements to retrieve the data from form using servlet API:
HTML forms are used to create good GUI for user interaction. Here you can create Textbox, checkboxes, radio buttons, combo box, and various kinds of GUIs on the forms. After creating forms and GUI, the important step is to consider is the methods to retrieve inform of these forms in servlet. This data can be retrieved either by GET or POST method. In GET method data will be appended in URL,


Qus:3 Describe the following exception handling methods in a servlet with the help of examples
1. Using the web.xml file
2. Using a RequestDispatcher
Answer:
1. Using the web.xml file:
Handling errors can be defined declaratively using the sub tag of <errorpage> in web.xml file. There are two ways in this declaration.
A.    <error-code>



Qus:4 Explain the two JSP architectures.
Answer:
The two JSP architectures:
There are two general approaches you can take when developing Web applications using JSP.
I. Page-centric (Model 1) and
II. Servlet-


Qus:5 Draw and explain the diagram of custom tag life cycle.
Answer:
The diagram of custom tag life cycle:


Qus:6 Describe the usage of EL (Expression Language) operators with suitable examples.
Answer:
Usage of EL (Expression Language) operators with suitable examples:

The JSP 2.0 expression language defines a number of arithmetic, relational, logical, and missing-value-testing operators. Although the use of the operators often result in code that is a bit shorter than the

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