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I felt like there are some similarities in syntax like PHP, ain't it? or it may be early?

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Not only are there similarities with PHP, but a ton of similarities with core JavaScript code. In the few articles about JSP that I've read, comparisons are frequently made to C++, but for those of us who aren't C++ programmers, that means little. Lots of us have used JavaScript on the client-side, though.

All that aside, fantastic tutorial. Because I do have a pretty good grasp on JavaScript, I'm finding that JSP is much less daunting than I thought it would be, and the authors' breezy yet informative writing style is very effective.

Doug

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The JSP Files \(part 3\): Black Light And White Rabbits Hello sir

Nice to read your article.It
was very worth reading.It will very much
helpful if you could develop article
regarding "tagincludes in jsp" with some
easy practical examples
You can read the article here .

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I couldn't agree more with Doug. I feel pretty proficient with JavaScript, and this tutorial so far has been some review and some picking up where JavaScript's road came to an end.

As for PHP, I do see some similarities, but I think PHP lends itself more to Perl - well - a balance between Perl, Java, and C. One reason why I love PHP so much...

And the author of this series does have a great style for presenting material to us... thanks a lot... on to part 4

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Having done some programming in java, jsp is really a piece of cake :o) - at least so far.
 
I fail to see many similarities between php, jsp. I find jsp and asp extraordinarilly similar. Of course, thay say that microsoft stole the idea for asp from allaire, and sun stole it from microsoft. No wonder!
 
PHP is great! and there is tons of open source code out there. As today, it is still hard to find a decent jsp hosting solution. But, what does the future hold for us?
 
Greetings

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I spent ages get the this simple bit of code working it should read

someString = someString.toUpperCase();

not

someString.toUpperCase();

as described in the tutorial.

**jeffcool**

Part 3 of this series has some of the <% around the code making it invisible in the browser. You can see the actual code by looking at the source, but hopefully someone will fix this.

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I only see white lines instead of the example code, but IF I use the "View Source" option of my browser, the codes are there

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Fantastic tutorial . The authors have done a great job. Learning Jsp seems very interesting now . Kudos to u

**mac-doggie**

Many of the examples do not show in my browser, I have to view the source to read them...

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me, too, why can't i see the examples
how to do to see it ?

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The JSP Files \(part 3\): Black Light And White Rabbits

This week, learn all about the different types of loops supported by JSP, and also expand your knowledge of the various String object methods. Finally, take a quick tour of the JSP Response object in preparation for learning how JSP handles form data.

Please discuss this article in this thread. You can read the article here .

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Part 3 has neds converted <% tags

am I th only one who can't see the example text?

JSP Tutorial

Many of the examples do not show...

can't see examples

The JSP Files (part 3): Black Light And White Rabbits