Hello Budi,
Welcome you to JavaRanch's Book Promotion once again. I am existing member and visiting the ranch after a long time.
I am sure you would have been having an wonderful time with the ranchers I am also very sure that your book will be excellent encyclopedia for the people who want to be "good" at the main ingredients of Java EE technologies - Servlet and JSPs.
I wanted to clarify few things with you on the book.
1. To what extent does the book cover on the Web Server, HTTP Semantics?
2. Does it cover the fundamentals of Server side programming with the web server and its needs?
3. Though it is more of advanced/latest version of Servlet (3.0) and JSP (2.2), to what extent it will serve as a complete reference to Servlet and JSP? To put it in other way, will it be a single point of source for a beginner to pick up and excel?
4. Does this book touch base on the portability of code across different containers? I guess you might have taken Tomcat as an example as most people do.
5. Does it also give a decent introduction of XML and XML Schema for the DD (web.xml) file if at all a developer is still going with the web.xml written by him?
Thank you.
Cheers,
Raghavan alias Saravanan M
Welcome you to JavaRanch's Book Promotion once again. I am existing member and visiting the ranch after a long time.
I am sure you would have been having an wonderful time with the ranchers I am also very sure that your book will be excellent encyclopedia for the people who want to be "good" at the main ingredients of Java EE technologies - Servlet and JSPs.
I wanted to clarify few things with you on the book.
1. To what extent does the book cover on the Web Server, HTTP Semantics?
2. Does it cover the fundamentals of Server side programming with the web server and its needs?
3. Though it is more of advanced/latest version of Servlet (3.0) and JSP (2.2), to what extent it will serve as a complete reference to Servlet and JSP? To put it in other way, will it be a single point of source for a beginner to pick up and excel?
4. Does this book touch base on the portability of code across different containers? I guess you might have taken Tomcat as an example as most people do.
5. Does it also give a decent introduction of XML and XML Schema for the DD (web.xml) file if at all a developer is still going with the web.xml written by him?
Thank you.
Cheers,
Raghavan alias Saravanan M