1.

Write a program that displays “Servlet Tutorial –

3RITechnologies.com”.
2. Create a servlet that displays the request headers and their values.
3. Further, create an HTML form that contains text fields, text area,
radio buttons, drop-down list, checkboxes, and date. Also, create
two different servlets to display the values entered by the user using
the GET and POST methods.
4. Create a servlet that displays the servlet config and servlet context
parameters. For this purpose, you can create more than one servlet.
5. In order to greet the first-time visitors, create a servlet that
displays the message “Welcome to the programmingempire.com. You
are visiting the first time!”. Subsequently, it should display “Welcome
back to the programmingempire.com!”;
6. Create a servlet that displays all the cookies in a tabular form, if
they exist. Otherwise, display the message “No Cookie on
Programmingempire.com”.
7. Similarly, create another servlet that displays the number of visits
by a user using the session tracking. Also, display the session id and
other details of the session object.
8. Write a program in JSP that prints the current date and time using
JSP expressions.
9. The following exercise makes use of both JSP and the servlet. At
first, create an HTML form that contains a text field and a submit
button. When the user enters a number in the textbox and clicks on
the submit button, it invokes a servlet. The servlet finds all prime
numbers less that the given number. Further, it inserts all of these
prime numbers in an ArrayList. After that, the servlet forwards the
control to a JSP page that prints the contents of the JSP page in a
tabular form.
10. Write a program in JSP that prints n numbers and their
factorials in a tabular form. Also, get the value of n from the user
using the GET method.