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The Java Servlet Development Kit (JSDK) can be used to develop and test
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server extensions based on the servlet API. Included is a standalone
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server (called servletrunner) that can be used to test servlets
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before running them in a servlet-enabled web server.
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The JSDK serves as the reference implementation for the Java Servlet API.
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This release will run on top of JDK 1.1.x. If you are interested in
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developing servlets with JDK 1.2, there is no need to use this JSDK
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as the servlet API is bundled with JDK1.2.
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Please note that the source code for the servlet API is released with this
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package.
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Files included in the JSDK:
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README this file
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bin/servletrunner.exe ServletRunner (on Win32 systems only)
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bin/servletrunner ServletRunner (on UNIX systems only)
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lib/jsdk.jar javax.servlet and sun.servlet classes
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src javax.servlet class sources
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doc tutorial and api documentation
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examples example servlets
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