Subj : Re: check the action perform by jsp in mozilla browser
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Marcello Bastea-Forte <marcello@TEHSPAMcellosoft.com>
Date : Mon Jan 12 2004 08:39 am

Lydia wrote:
> Is there any tools to check the action perform by jsp when running jsp by
> the mozilla browser?
> i.e. a tools similar to spyware so that I can check if there is any illegal
> action performed by the jsp.

Unless you're talking about something else JSP stands for Java Server 
Page (which has nothing to do with JavaScript), and this is a 
server-side language (similar to PHP, ASP, or coldfusion) intended to 
build dynamicly *generated* websites.  All the work is done on the 
server-side, and what is sent to the browser is no different from any 
other HTML page with html, javascript, vbscript, etc..

So, since the browser never sees the java server page code itself, just 
the html that's generated by it, then there's no way for it to check 
what it's doing.  Any exploits or "spyware" would be no different from 
those done in a static html file.

Marcello

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