What are good JSP books or URL's to learn JSP?
I would appreciate any ideas as I am new to this and would like to learn
more.
Thank you.
MC
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What are good JSP books or URL's to learn JSP?
I would appreciate any ideas as I am new to this and would like to learn
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Thank you.
MC
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> What are good JSP
PURE JSP by Sams is very good if you have some java programming knowledge.
Short and to the point.
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> good book: Coreservlets and JavaServer Pages, by Marty Hall
+1
also highly recommended: The JSP Book by Hans Bergsten -
http://thejspbook.com/
The new Core JSP by Houghland and Tavistock covers a lot of ground, but
does not have the same indepth examples of others in the core series.
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