A colleague and I have recently authored a book for software
architects/developers covering a broad range of enterprise
Java development and J2EE development topics. In addition to
coverage of J2EE-compliant JSP development, we cover EJB,
Servlets, JMS, XML, CORBA, JDBC 2.0, etc.... While the book is
comprehensive, it does not short change the level of discussion.
At 1500+ pages, it serves as an excellent reference and developer's
guide for enterprise, e-commerce, and B2B system developers.

The title is...
    Building Java Enterprise Systems with J2EE

The ISBN is...0672317958

More info about the book and topics covered can be found at
    http://www.assuredtech.com/books/j2ee/index.html

The Amazon.com link for ordering is:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672317958

I am particularly interested in any direct feedback from the folks on
this list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). My co-author and I poured alot of
practical experience with these technologies into the book and even
present a sample e-commerce application deployed to the
latest BEA WebLogic Server and the J2EE reference implementation.

Anyway...I  hope you all get a chance to check the book out.
It begins shipping during the first week of June.

Best regards,

Paul Perrone



Sujoy Kumar Bose wrote:

> Hi,
>
>         Can anyone tell me about a good JAVA SERVER SIDE  programming book?
>
> URGENT
>
> Regards,
>
> Sujoy

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