Java News Brief
August 2000 Issue
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Technical Insight of the Month
"Java/XML-based Shopping Cart"
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Java Technical Insight of the Month
Java/XML-based Shopping Cart
By Mark Volkmann, Principal Software Engineer, Object
Computing, Inc. (OCI)
This month we examine an approach to creating a dynamic web site using
Java servlets, XML and XSLT. The application selected to demonstrate
this is a shopping cart. Users can add items to their cart, remove them
and purchase the contents of the cart.
Click here to view the complete
article (245k PDF). The compiled code and data files needed are available
as a
zipped web application archive (or .WAR file) which is ready to deploy in any servlet
engine that understands how to use WAR files. The source code is also
included in the WAR file. Instructions for how to run it using Tomcat from
jakarta.apache.org are included in the PDF file
on page 36.
We welcome any comments and feedback on this article. Comments and
suggestions may be sent to jnb.
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