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Regarding books for reference for j2ee

 
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i have started to learn java a week ago... i have planed to bye books for reference ... which book can i bye ? Frist head servlet & JSP how is this book ?
 
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ya it realy good book
 
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If you dont have any knowledge about java first go through HEADFIRST JAVA book . This book is very good book for beginers.Once you understand the concepts of core java you can switch onto Head First Servlets & JSP.
HOpe you understood.
[ July 20, 2007: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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