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| Books : Professional JSP : Using JavaServer Pages, Servlets, EJB, JNDI, JDBC, XML, XSLT, and WML |
by: Karl Avedal, Danny Ayers, Timothy Briggs, George Gonchar, Naufal Khan, Peter Henderson, Mac Holden, Andre Lei, Dan Malks, Sameer Tyagi, Stephan Osmont, Paul Siegmann, Gert Van Damme, Steve Wilkinson, Stefan Zeiger, Ari Halberstadt, Carl Burnham, John Timney, Tom Myers, Alexander Nakhimovsky
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 004
EAN: 9781861003621
ISBN: 1861003625
Label: Wrox Press
Manufacturer: Wrox Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 897
Publication Date: January 15, 2000
Publisher: Wrox Press
Sales Rank: 1049998
Studio: Wrox Press
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Rating:  - Comprehensive
The most comprehensive book I've ever read about JSP! Must have for JSP developer
Rating:  - full of details, but presented in many different ways..
I think the authors of this book are really "Professional" in working on their projects, but not really "Professional" on how to work together to make a good book that is easy to read and understand. I'd recommend "Web developement with Java Server Pages" (from the IBM "Einstein" & the MIT "Rocketman") Save your penny my friends.
Rating: - Not For Beginners, No Practical Use
The title of my review sums it up. For a beginner I expected this book to get me up and running, It never did. I read the first 5 chapters and their was way too much focus on the Java code that was created by the JSP engine from a JSP page, and not enough emphasis on how to implement and use JSP. BOOOOH. And there are numerous spelling mistakes, including one on the first page of the introduction. C'mon WROX, wheres your QA/Copywriters? I will return this in exchange for ISBN 1884777996
Rating: - Too wordy - hard to understand
I didn't like this book. The examples are hard to follow. Also, it assumes you want to use other technologies like Servlets in conjunction of your JSP pages, which I'm not. API is not organized very well and hard to find things fast. I hope my O'Reilly (on order) is better...
Rating:  - Good JSP book, but .......
Too wordy, like other WROX books.
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