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Could you please recommend some classic books about servlet?

 
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Hi, I have just past the SCJP with the score of 95%
Could you please recommend some classic books about servlet? Thank you very much
 
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Head First Servlets & JSP is mentioned a lot (I happen to like it, too).
 
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I really like Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages. Have a look at the web site for the book here: http://www.coreservlets.com. You can even download all the chapters individually at PDFs for free from http://pdf.coreservlets.com. The book's web site includes links to tutorials, etc. It's a great way to get started.

Now, if that's not enough, the book has a follow-up called More Servlets and JavaServer pages. Like the above book, it has a web site: http://www.moreservlets.com as well as downloadable chapters here: http://pdf.moreservlets.com

Note that you're going to want to learn JSTL (Java Standard Tag Library) as well. I used the book JSTL in Action from Manning Publications, which I liked very much.

Plus, there's lots of great help on these forums!

Good luck.
 
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