1. 2Way HTTP Compression Servlet Filter   
Servlet filter that compresses and decompresses both HTTP requests and HTTP responses using gzip. It can be used for any J2EE compliant Web application.

Published by: Matthias Born - August 2, 2004
Categories: Product , Servlet Filters

2. Using a Request Filter to Limit the Load on Web Applications   
When your site is slow, users keep clicking and making new requests, which only makes things worse. Kevin Chipalowsky and Ivelin Ivanov present a servlet filter that limits the stress a single user can put on your Java web application.

Published by: Olivier Dedieu - March 26, 2004
Categories: Articles , Servlet Filters

3. Another Java Servlet Filter Most Web Applications Should Have   
Adding to his previous must-have servlet filters, Jayson Falkner introduces another: one to activate client-side caching, so browsers won't re-request items they can just cache.

Published by: Olivier Dedieu - March 5, 2004
Categories: Articles , Servlet Filters

4. URL Rewrite Filter   
Based on the popular and very useful mod_rewrite for apache, UrlRewriteFilter is a Java Web Filter for any J2EE compliant web application server (such as Resin or Tomcat) that allows you to rewrite urls before they get to your code. It is a very powerful tool just like Apache modrewrite.

The main things it is used for are

URL Tidyness - keep urls tidy irrespective of the underlying technolog... more

Published by: Jean-Philippe Encausse - January 21, 2004
Categories: Product , Servlet Filters , BSD License

5. Two Servlet Filters Every Web Application Should Have   
Almost every single web application you will ever make will seriously benefit from using servlet filters to both cache and compress content. A caching filter optimizes the time it takes to send back a response from your web server, and a compression filter optimizes the size of the content that you send from your web server to a user via the Internet. Since generating content and sending content o... more

Published by: Jean-Philippe Encausse - November 20, 2003
Categories: Articles , Servlet Filters

6. Writing Servlet 2.3 Filters   
This article is the third in a series dedicated to examining the new features of the Servlet 2.3 API specification. The first article was a high level introduction to Servlet concepts and the new features of the Servlet 2.3 specification: application lifecycle events and filters. The second article took a more in-depth look at writing and using application lifecycle events. Please read these artic... more

Published by: Olivier Dedieu - November 25, 2002
Categories: Articles , Servlet Filters

7. JSOS ver. 2.90 has been released   
Coldbeans Software announced the major new release of JSOS (servlets office suite). This largest collection of Java(tm) servlets and filters provides 50+ "out of the box" components ready for building web applications.

Published by: Jean-Philippe Encausse - June 11, 2002
Categories: Product , JSP TagLib , Servlets , Servlet Filters , Proprietary License

8. Filters for Pre- and Post-Processing   
Servlets, which are used to build complex Web applications, changed Java from a client-side to a server-side development system. The Servlet 2.3 specification introduces filters, another powerful Web app development tool. Learn what this new tool can do and how it might take the place of servlets in most programming tasks.

Published by: Olivier Dedieu - January 8, 2002
Categories: Servlet Filters , Articles

9. Orion Filter Tutorial   
This tutorial teaches you how to build Filters for your web-applications, as defined in the Servlet 2.3 specification.

Published by: Olivier Dedieu - September 3, 2001
Categories: Tutorial / Course , Servlet Filters

10. Learning Servlet Filters      
The implementation of filters is a new mechanism being introduced into the Servlets 2.3 standard. This article explores the implications of filters to the Servlet architecture.

Published by: Olivier Dedieu - August 31, 2001 - 1 review
Categories: Articles , Servlet Filters