Technical Terms - Internet (A-Z) - JSP

What does JSP stand for?

• JavaScript Pages

• Just Server Pages

• Java Scripting Pages

• Java Server Pages

What is the purpose of JSP technology?

• Creating desktop applications

• Creating mobile applications

• Creating dynamic webpages

• Creating static webpages

How does JSP allow developers to embed Java code?

• Within a CSS file

• Within a JavaScript file

• Within an HTML page

• Within an XML file

What is the main advantage of using JSP for web applications?

• Server-side rendering

• Database rendering

• No rendering required

• Client-side rendering

What happens when a user submits a form in a JSP page?

• The form is deleted

• The Java code is executed by the client

• The form is sent to the database

• The Java code is executed by the web server

What is a servlet in the context of JSP?

• A type of server-side scripting language

• A type of web browser

• A small application generated from Java code

• A type of coffee

Why is JSP technology less popular for new web app development?

• It is more flexible and scalable

• It is less capable and responsive

• It is easier for developers to use

• It is used to maintain legacy systems

What is a newer Java template engine that is more flexible than JSP?

• Thymeleaf

• PHP

• React

• ASP

Which JavaScript framework runs the application on the client side?

• Angular

• React

• Ember.js

• Vue.js

In what cases is JSP technology still commonly used?

• Client-side rendering

• Maintaining legacy systems

• New web app development

• Database rendering