jss

In the previous section, you've seen that JSServlet invokes init. jss (shown in Listing 16) before executing the requested script.

The BeanDemo. jss script (shown in Listing 23) imports the package containing the JavaBean with importPackage(Packages. jsee. demo).

As you can see in Listing 11, the *. jss pattern is mapped to the servlet.

Let's say you request a script named ParamDemo. jss with the URL shown in Listing 19.

The MonitorScript. jss file contains three JavaScript functions that are executed on the server.

The init. jss script also provides functions for getting and setting beans.

This means that JSServlet will handle all requests whose URLs end with the . jss extension.

This is a simple servlet that handles all requests whose URLs end with the . jss extension.

A server-side JavaScript file named BackendScript. jss is used to process the submitted form data.

More code will be added to init. jss and finalize. jss through this series.

The . jss requests are handled by a servlet named JSServlet, which was presented in the first part of this series.

In ParamDemo. jss (see Listing 20), you can get the two request parameters with param. firstName and param. lastName.

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Then, you can calculate the execution time in finalize. jss (see Listing 17).

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Listing 18. Getting request parameters in init. jss