Definition of servlet in English:

servlet

nounˈsəːvlɪt

Computing

An applet that runs on a server, typically within Java.
〔计算机〕（尤指Java语言中在服务器上运行的）小型应用程序
students will build servlets that generate web pages and communicate with other Java servers
Example sentencesExamples
- Worse, the servlet did not require any user authentication to access or upload report files, according to ISS.
- Unlike standard Java servlets, presentation objects are instantiated once for each HTTP request.
- When a JSP is first invoked, it is automatically turned into a servlet.
- While programmers are not especially daunted by servlets, graphic designers might feel otherwise.
- Used in conjunction with the optional WebAccess Application Server, the authenticated identity of the user can also be securely presented to JAVA servlets running on an application server.
- It is used to control web page content via servlets, which are little programs that run on a web server.
- The entire system runs in Oracle; the query front ends are rendered in extensible markup language from Java servlets.
- Developers then create servlets that instantiate that class, use methods to replace the mock-up text with dynamically generated content and send the document to the user's browser.
- The same discussion extends into the next chapter when it discusses JSP and coupling JSP with servlets.
- With Java, applets were the iconic idea but servlets were the catalyst for adoption.

Origin

1990s: blend of applet and server.

Definition of servlet in US English:

servlet

nounˈsərvlit

Computing

A small, server-resident program that typically runs automatically in response to user input.
students will build servlets that generate web pages and communicate with other Java servers
Example sentencesExamples
- The entire system runs in Oracle; the query front ends are rendered in extensible markup language from Java servlets.
- While programmers are not especially daunted by servlets, graphic designers might feel otherwise.
- Worse, the servlet did not require any user authentication to access or upload report files, according to ISS.
- With Java, applets were the iconic idea but servlets were the catalyst for adoption.
- It is used to control web page content via servlets, which are little programs that run on a web server.
- The same discussion extends into the next chapter when it discusses JSP and coupling JSP with servlets.
- Used in conjunction with the optional WebAccess Application Server, the authenticated identity of the user can also be securely presented to JAVA servlets running on an application server.
- When a JSP is first invoked, it is automatically turned into a servlet.
- Developers then create servlets that instantiate that class, use methods to replace the mock-up text with dynamically generated content and send the document to the user's browser.
- Unlike standard Java servlets, presentation objects are instantiated once for each HTTP request.

Origin

1990s: blend of applet and server.

词汇	servlet
释义	Definition of servlet in English: servlet nounˈsəːvlɪt Computing An applet that runs on a server, typically within Java. 〔计算机〕（尤指Java语言中在服务器上运行的）小型应用程序 students will build servlets that generate web pages and communicate with other Java servers Example sentencesExamples Worse, the servlet did not require any user authentication to access or upload report files, according to ISS. Unlike standard Java servlets, presentation objects are instantiated once for each HTTP request. When a JSP is first invoked, it is automatically turned into a servlet. While programmers are not especially daunted by servlets, graphic designers might feel otherwise. Used in conjunction with the optional WebAccess Application Server, the authenticated identity of the user can also be securely presented to JAVA servlets running on an application server. It is used to control web page content via servlets, which are little programs that run on a web server. The entire system runs in Oracle; the query front ends are rendered in extensible markup language from Java servlets. Developers then create servlets that instantiate that class, use methods to replace the mock-up text with dynamically generated content and send the document to the user's browser. The same discussion extends into the next chapter when it discusses JSP and coupling JSP with servlets. With Java, applets were the iconic idea but servlets were the catalyst for adoption. Origin 1990s: blend of applet and server. Definition of servlet in US English: servlet nounˈsərvlit Computing A small, server-resident program that typically runs automatically in response to user input. students will build servlets that generate web pages and communicate with other Java servers Example sentencesExamples The entire system runs in Oracle; the query front ends are rendered in extensible markup language from Java servlets. While programmers are not especially daunted by servlets, graphic designers might feel otherwise. Worse, the servlet did not require any user authentication to access or upload report files, according to ISS. With Java, applets were the iconic idea but servlets were the catalyst for adoption. It is used to control web page content via servlets, which are little programs that run on a web server. The same discussion extends into the next chapter when it discusses JSP and coupling JSP with servlets. Used in conjunction with the optional WebAccess Application Server, the authenticated identity of the user can also be securely presented to JAVA servlets running on an application server. When a JSP is first invoked, it is automatically turned into a servlet. Developers then create servlets that instantiate that class, use methods to replace the mock-up text with dynamically generated content and send the document to the user's browser. Unlike standard Java servlets, presentation objects are instantiated once for each HTTP request. Origin 1990s: blend of applet and server.
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