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New to WSAD 5.0 Help please

 
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Hi all
I am new to WSAD 5.0. I have installed WSAD 5.0. And was able to successfully create a JSP and run it. I want to go much more advanced like calling a stored procedure from the database. I want to know where I can find a step by step documentation to do the same. I really don't know if I have to create the database connection in the Server Perspective or I can do somewhere else.
Please need help on this.
Could someone suggest me a good book or the Red Books at the IBM site or some other source so that I can know how to create JSP, Servlets and EJB's in WSAD with the Oracle database as backend.
Thanks a lot
 
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Well, there's my book (below)... It doesn't cover Oracle (it covers DB2 instead) but with some help from the folks on the Ranch, Oracle's not much of a stretch.
Kyle
 
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Hi kyle
Thank You very much for the reply. I'm a beginner. Anyway I shall look into your book.
Thanks Again
 
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