David Smith wrote:
rant mode=ventingI have to tell you guy, true nightmares exist in
answering questions from people who obviously haven't made any attempt
at learning the technology before throwing stuff together and asking
questions. Please do us a favor and get a recently written book on
Professional Apache Tomcat 5:
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/productCd-0764559028.html
There's also a Tomcat 6-version available
However, I've used the really good documentation on the
Tomcat-Website, started with their examples and read the mailinglist,
which altogether gave me a pretty
Forgot to mention:
Tomcat. The Definitive Guide. By Jason Brittain and Ian F. Darwin
might also be a *very* good catch since Jason is a well known
contributor to the Jakarta projects and definately knows his ways
around Tomcat - if I ever had to buy a book, I guess I'd go for the
O'Reilly...
David Smith wrote:
I have no doubt Tomcat: The Definitive Guide is very good although I
would suspect it's targeted to the tomcat servlet container specifically
rather than java servlets and jsp.
At the point you are at, a book that targets java servlets and jsp is
better than a book that
