Beginning J2EE 1.4: From Novice to Professional (Apress Beginner Series)

by James L. Weaver

Series: Beginning Apress

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This book is more than simply a reprint of material already freely available on the Web (I'm looking at you, The J2EE Tutorial). Concentrates on the parts of J2EE that readers find most interesting, accessible, and relevant for the start of their professional career - JSP and Servlets, rather than in depth coverage of EJB--helps reader accomplish something and may spark interest for further exploration of J2EE. * This title will concentrate on web development (using JSP and Servlets) but still be aimed at programmers who want to become J2EE developers - so it will be a title for the Java category, not JavaServer Pages.… (more)

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Badly written book, typical of the most multi-author books. Keeps jumping here and there, doesn't explain important concepts, but elaborates simple steps. Definitely not recommended. (

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*This book is more than simply a reprint of material already freely available on the Web (I'm looking at you, The J2EE Tutorial). * Concentrates on the parts of J2EE that readers find most interesting, accessible, and relevant for the start of their professional career - JSP and Servlets, rather than in depth coverage of EJB--helps reader accomplish something and may spark interest for further exploration of J2EE. * This title will concentrate on web development (using JSP and Servlets) but still be aimed at programmers who want to become J2EE developers - so it will be a title for the Java category, not JavaServer Pages.

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