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friso dejonge
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posted 12 years ago
hello writers,
Just a few days before a well earned holiday, I am trying to look up a good book about the whole j2ee lifecycle. Does this book deliver that ? I mean does it start with requirments gathering, functional design, technical design, design patterns, code, packaging, deployment, maintenance and customer satisfaction. Or does it describe the j2ee lifecycle, with jsp/servlets, connector architecture, jms and other j2ee techniques ?
Thanks,
friso
Just a few days before a well earned holiday, I am trying to look up a good book about the whole j2ee lifecycle. Does this book deliver that ? I mean does it start with requirments gathering, functional design, technical design, design patterns, code, packaging, deployment, maintenance and customer satisfaction. Or does it describe the j2ee lifecycle, with jsp/servlets, connector architecture, jms and other j2ee techniques ?
Thanks,
friso
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Ken Robinson
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posted 12 years ago
Wow, that's a lot to read up on in a week or two.
I would suggest getting a couple of books, each on the individual APIs that make up J2EE. I myself prefer OReilly as they have very good books on the different J2EE APIs.
Like you listed, they have books on Servlets, JSP/JSTL, EJB, JMS and many other J2EE areas. If you don't need the book right away, try Bookpool for the best discount.
I would suggest getting a couple of books, each on the individual APIs that make up J2EE. I myself prefer OReilly as they have very good books on the different J2EE APIs.
Like you listed, they have books on Servlets, JSP/JSTL, EJB, JMS and many other J2EE areas. If you don't need the book right away, try Bookpool for the best discount.
Alexandru Popescu
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posted 12 years ago
You are talking about some hundreds of pages (thousands maybe) of specs where these are described. I don't think there exist one book to cover all of these in depth. Every point you mention may be in fact a book by itself (and not only one if you need to know everything :-). I suggest you start looking for a book on a specific topic and the level you need. One by one you will find more references.
the j2ee lifecycle, with jsp/servlets, connector architecture, jms and other j2ee techniques ?[/QB]
You are talking about some hundreds of pages (thousands maybe) of specs where these are described. I don't think there exist one book to cover all of these in depth. Every point you mention may be in fact a book by itself (and not only one if you need to know everything :-). I suggest you start looking for a book on a specific topic and the level you need. One by one you will find more references.
Solveig Laura Haugland
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posted 12 years ago
Hi Frisco,
"J2EE: The Big Picture" is for anyone who is not currently doing J2EE development. It doesn't talk about how to *do* J2EE. It starts way back at the beginning: what's a container? why would you need one? what does it mean to have open standards? Then it progresses through high level explanations of EJBs and other technologies, plus Web services, security, transactions, resource management, architecture and qualities of service. There's also an appendix with an overview of object orientation, Java (J2SE), and a buzzword glossary.
"J2EE: The Big PIcture" isn't what you're looking for, but if you work with managers, writers, QAers, salespeople, marketing folks, etc. who don't have a grasp of "the big picture," it's a good book for them.
Thanks for the question,
Solveig
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[ July 20, 2004: Message edited by: Solveig Laura Haugland ]
Originally posted by friso dejonge:
hello writers,
Just a few days before a well earned holiday, I am trying to look up a good book about the whole j2ee lifecycle. Does this book deliver that ? I mean does it start with requirments gathering, functional design, technical design, design patterns, code, packaging, deployment, maintenance and customer satisfaction. Or does it describe the j2ee lifecycle, with jsp/servlets, connector architecture, jms and other j2ee techniques ?
Thanks,
friso
Hi Frisco,
"J2EE: The Big Picture" is for anyone who is not currently doing J2EE development. It doesn't talk about how to *do* J2EE. It starts way back at the beginning: what's a container? why would you need one? what does it mean to have open standards? Then it progresses through high level explanations of EJBs and other technologies, plus Web services, security, transactions, resource management, architecture and qualities of service. There's also an appendix with an overview of object orientation, Java (J2SE), and a buzzword glossary.
"J2EE: The Big PIcture" isn't what you're looking for, but if you work with managers, writers, QAers, salespeople, marketing folks, etc. who don't have a grasp of "the big picture," it's a good book for them.
Thanks for the question,
Solveig
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
solveig@bigpicture-books.com
www.bigpicture-books.com
"J2EE: The Big Picture" by Solveig Haugland, Mark Cade, and Anthony Orapallo
Knowledge without coding.
Understanding without boredom.
And occasional references to badgers.
[ July 20, 2004: Message edited by: Solveig Laura Haugland ]
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Nicholas Cheung
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posted 12 years ago
You seems seeking a book for preparing the IBM 484 exam. 
Isnt it?!
Nick
Isnt it?!
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friso dejonge
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posted 12 years ago
hi nick,
no i wasn't really looking for any preparation on any certification subject. If your memory is ok you should know I am not a certification animal. However i was looking for some sort of table of contents. And I was trying to find out what the authors see as being the big picture.
kind regards,
friso
no i wasn't really looking for any preparation on any certification subject. If your memory is ok you should know I am not a certification animal. However i was looking for some sort of table of contents. And I was trying to find out what the authors see as being the big picture.
kind regards,
friso
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friso dejonge
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posted 12 years ago
guys, why are yoy sending me the following ?
it is totally what i did not ask for, i asked for a table of contents and i asked the writers what they thought was the big picture in their book.
please give me more useless replies
Please check Servlets and JavaServer Pages: The J2EE Technology Web Tier by Jason Flakner and kevin jones. It is available for free download at theserverside.com.
it is totally what i did not ask for, i asked for a table of contents and i asked the writers what they thought was the big picture in their book.
please give me more useless replies
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Solveig Laura Haugland
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posted 12 years ago
Hi Friso,
From your original description of what you're looking for, it still doesn't sound like The Big Picture is what you want. However, if you'd like to look at the TOC, here it is.
www.bigpicture-books.com/bigpicturetoc.pdf
Solveig
Originally posted by friso dejonge:
hi nick,
no i wasn't really looking for any preparation on any certification subject. If your memory is ok you should know I am not a certification animal. However i was looking for some sort of table of contents. And I was trying to find out what the authors see as being the big picture.
kind regards,
friso
Hi Friso,
From your original description of what you're looking for, it still doesn't sound like The Big Picture is what you want. However, if you'd like to look at the TOC, here it is.
www.bigpicture-books.com/bigpicturetoc.pdf
Solveig
