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Eric Hanchrow 2011-10-22 14:47:42 -07:00 committed by Eli Barzilay
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@secref["servlet"] use the entire Racket language, but their continuations are stored in the Web server's memory. @secref["servlet"] use the entire Racket language, but their continuations are stored in the Web server's memory.
@secref["stateless"] use a slightly restricted Racket language, but their continuation can be stored by the Web client or on a Web server's disk. If you can, you want to use @secref["stateless"] for the improved scalability. @secref["stateless"] use a slightly restricted Racket language, but their continuation can be stored by the Web client or on a Web server's disk. If you can, you want to use @secref["stateless"] for the improved scalability.
The @secref["http"] section describes the common library function for manipulating HTTP requests and creating HTTP responses. The @secref["http"] section describes the common library functions for manipulating HTTP requests and creating HTTP responses.
In particular, this section covers cookies, authentication, and request bindings. In particular, this section covers cookies, authentication, and request bindings.
The final five sections (@secref["dispatch"], @secref["formlets"], @secref["templates"], @secref["page"], and @secref["test"]) cover utility libraries that ease the creation of typical Web applications. The final five sections (@secref["dispatch"], @secref["formlets"], @secref["templates"], @secref["page"], and @secref["test"]) cover utility libraries that ease the creation of typical Web applications.