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Java Server and Servlets: Building Portable Web Applications
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| Edition |
1st
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| Publish Date |
1999
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| Author |
Peter Rossbach and Hendrik Schreiber
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| ISBN |
0201674912
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| Publisher |
Addison-Wesley
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| Format |
Paperback, 429 pages
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| Price |
$44.95 at fatbrain.com
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| Rating |
8/10
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| Review |
Includes a fair bit of depth for such vast topics.
Well written and easy to read, you will find this book useful if you often construct complex server-side programs.
This book is not for the beginner: you should know Java, CGI, and Web Administration concepts before you tackle this text.
With all of that under your belt before you begin, you should find this text very useful.
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| Synopsis |
This book is broken into three main parts: Basis, WebApp Framework, and Applications. It includes the fundamentals of how to build servlets, instructs you on how to set up a servelet engine, and then shows you some practical applications for your servlets, such as chat and online stores.
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| Publisher's Note |
Java Server and Servlets is an indispensable resource for developers and Java programmers who
are responsible for constructing Web-based server-side applications for small to medium-sized
companies. It introduces all the relevant technologies and explains how to use them, and then goes
on to describe the design principles behind building your own Web server and how to build your own
applications. The authors have created their SMI (Servlet Method Invocation), an extension based on
the servlet API, and provide their own software, the servlet engine 'Jo!'. In addition to providing an
illustrated example of how to build a Web server, the book also covers a framework, WebApp, for
the developer who, having understood the principles laid out, can use it as a basis for creating and
developing better applications.
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