A deployment descriptor file is used by Java web applications to specify how URLs translate to servlets, which URLs require authentication, and other details. This file is called web. xml and is located in the WEB-INF/ directory of the app's WAR.
The Deployment Descriptor is a basic XML document that maps URLs to servlets. It instructs the container on how to execute servlets and JSP pages. The name of the Deployment Descriptor file in a web application is web.
The servlet package contains a number of interfaces and classes that the servlet or web container can use. These aren't tied to any particular protocol. Interfaces and classes in the javax. servlet. http package are only responsible for http requests.
RESTful is not an API, but servlets are. Servlets can be used to construct RESTful web services, but the opposite is not true. Servlets can only be executed in a servlet container, however RESTful services can also be run in a web container.
Share With Friend
Have a friend to whom you would want to share this course?
Download LearnVern App
Code Scan
or
Download the app
598K+
Downloads
4.57
Avg. Ratings
15K+
Reviews
Learn anywhere on the go
Get regular updates about your enrolled or new courses
Share content with your friends
Evaluate your progress through practice tests
No internet connection needed
Enroll for the webinar and join at the time of the webinar from anywhere
Enjoying this course!
All the Courses on Learnvern are Free! So Register/Sign in to
have Access all the Courses and Videos.