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SILK - a playful blend of Scheme and Java - Anderson, Hickey, Norvig (2000)   (1 citation)  (Correct)

....to create a response using either the Get or Post method, respectively. The latter is called when the servlet container is retiring the servlet, either to better manage system resources or in preparation for stopping the server. To deploy such an Scheme servlet in the Tomcat servlet container[10] one needs to modify the web.xml le of the web application, which speci es how URL s are mapped to servlets. For example, to create a simple servlet localtime.sss to return the current local time one must add the following elements to the web.xml le: servlet name localtime servlet name ....

....output stream of the response. This is similar to LAML[7] and LSP[13] but is much more tightly bound to Java. For example, to rewrite the localtime servlet from Section 3. 2 as an SILK Scheme Server Page, one creates a le named localtime.sssp in the scheme webapp directory of the Tomcat server [10] and stores the following scheme expression in the le: tag html (tag head (tag title Local Time ) tag (body (bgcolor white) tag h1 Current Local Time is ) java.util.Date. 4.2 JLIB a GUI building language The JLIB mini language allows one to implement simple Graphical User ....

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