The Developer's Guide to the Java(TM) Web Server(TM): Building Effective and Scalable Server-Side Applications

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Summary: The book to get to understand the JWS. A no brainer.
Review: The authors explain the JWS, administration server and admin tool in very clear terms. The second part of the book does an excellent job in discussiing JSP, Servlets, and other advanced topics. Very practical.

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Summary: The book to get to understand the JWS. A no brainer.
Review: The authors explain the JWS, administration server and admin tool in very clear terms. The second part of the book does an excellent job in discussiing JSP, Servlets, and other advanced topics. Very practical.

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Summary: Best treatment of JWS I have seen yet.
Review: The book provides many useful examples of core technology issues in building a JWS powered web site. Its treatment of the upcomming jsp standard (in JWS 2.0??) is helpful, but points to the fact that compiled pages (jhtml) may be short lived.

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Summary: Best treatment of JWS I have seen yet.
Review: This book is without peer. It is succinct and yet covers the JWS in depth and detail. The writing style is fluid and the organization is excellent. Alas, now that this superb book is available, Sun has announced it is pulling the plug on JWS!

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Summary: Masterful coverage of the JWS!
Review: This book is without peer. It is succinct and yet covers the JWS in depth and detail. The writing style is fluid and the organization is excellent. Alas, now that this superb book is available, Sun has announced it is pulling the plug on JWS!