As far as I know, there are currently no books in print. I am working on a JSP
book, and I would love to hear from members of this list privately via email as to
your experiences with JSP and what you would like to see covered in the book.
My book will be published by Sun Microsystems Press and will be available in time
for JavaOne 2000. I am also looking for power users who are interested in reviewing
the book.
david geary
Phil wrote:
> > Are there any books available on JSP?
>
> We know of no hardcopy texts dedicated to JSP. (If you hear of any,
> please let us know.) Online tutorials and specifications may be all you'll
> have to work with for now.
>
> Don't forget the fine servlet books such as Jason Hunter's book and
> James Goodwill's text, Developing Java Servlets. JSPs are, fundamentally,
> servlets.
>
> We'll be giving a copy of James Goodwill's text away at our public
> service site and would love to put Jason's text up there too. If you want to
> see our review of James' book, goto:
>
> http://www.the-wally-project.org/twp.jsp?cp=devbooksgoodwill
>
> I'll keep you posted.
>
> Phil
>
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