dynamic web project与static web project有什么区别

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melody1128 2009-02-13

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Dynamic web project 　动态web，包含一些动态信息，如java代码
Static web project 静态web ，只有页面信息
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bd0571 2009-02-13

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Dynamic web project 　动态web 页面中可以包含动态信息，如：JSP页面等。创建动态信息的工程，需要指定Web运行的容器（Tomcat，Jboss等）
Static web project 静态web 页面中不能包含动态信息，全部内容都是写死了的，直接点击就可以看到效果了……

liang__ 2009-02-13

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动态与静态的区别。

eclipse+lomboz+tomcat配置

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This book will take you on a journey from learning about web development using Flask to building fully functional web applications. In the first major project, we develop a dynamic Headlines application that displays the latest news headlines along with up-to-date currency and weather information. In project two, we build a Crime Map application that is backed by a MySQL database, allowing users to submit information on and the location of crimes in order to plot danger zones and other crime trends within an area. In the final project, we combine Flask with more modern technologies, such as Twitter’s Bootstrap and the NoSQL database MongoDB, to create a Waiter Caller application that allows restaurant patrons to easily call a waiter to their table. This pragmatic tutorial will keep you engaged as you learn the crux of Flask by working on challenging real-world applications. What You Will Learn Build three web applications from the ground up using the powerful Python micro framework, Flask. Dynamically display data to your viewers, based on their requests Store user and static data in SQL and NoSQL databases and use this data to power your web applications Create a good user experience by combining HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Harness the convenience of freely available APIs, including OpenWeatherMap, Open Exchange Rates, and bitly Extend your applications to build advanced functionality, such as a user account control system using Flask-Login Learn about web application security and defend against common attacks, such as SQL injection and XSS

this project is a http server based on linux epoll. it has load balance like nginx for each work process it is now just used for static html page. dynamic web page is not support. if you want to run it. you enter the stripling directory and run the configure script first and then you can use make command to compile the code. the executable file will be stored in bin directory. there is some config item you can change. if you do not want to use the default configuration, you should edit the config.txt before run the configure script.

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