Re: JSP vs ASP -- JAVA400-L

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>Java Server Pages (JSP) is supported by a number of vendors on NT.  The
>one I'm most familiar with is IBM Websphere.  Websphere is an add-on to
>an HTTP server and allows support for servlets, JSPs, database
>connection pooling and other cool features.  JSPs are like ASPs but are
>vendor independent whereas ASP is supported basically by MS, although
>there are some other implementations out there now by smaller vendors.

I'm in the early stages of learning Java and one thing that I notice is that
terminology is constantly growing. Can some explain (simple explanation
is fine) what JSP, servlets and Enterprise Java Beans are? TIA

Joe Teff


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