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what the books vailable
based on the performance can we increase the code flexibilty
 
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GOOD BOOK FOR SERVLET IS CONCERNED O'REALLY
 
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are there any difference based on the performance of java
nad c++
which server pages are the best you think performance wise
whether you think it is java server pages or active server pages
 
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I have a list of Java performance books on the resources page of my site.
The topic of Java versus C/C++ has been covered in several other threads in this forum: 'C++ v. Java Performance', 'IO Performance problem', 'speed of Integer'
 
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what r u new technigues which java has incorporated in the latest version of java3.0
are there any books for the latest version
 
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I like the following books:
Java, How to Program: Deitel & Deitel
Core Java, Volume 1 and Volume 2 (Basic and Advanced Features)
There is another good book by Barry Boone - for the JCP Exam.
Thanks.
 
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There is nice book on "Practical Java" by Peter Hagger. I know there are couple of other books too, but not referred those.
 
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Unmesh , it is very good that you are participating in this discussion forum & helping out others.
But , I would like to bring one thing to your notice that as the official naming policy of this site , the user has to register him / her with proper first name & last name. So, I request you to register yourself with proper username & help other javaranchers in this forum.
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Rushikesh- there is no such thing as Java 3.0. Perhaps you mean Java SDK 1.3? The beta for that was out over a year ago, so I'm sure Jack's book at least is written with 1.3's capabilities in mind.

 
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which is the best book to start with java server pages
what is the similarity between java server pages and servlets
 
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That post would be better asked in the Servlets/JSP forum. Please ask it there.
 
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based on performance which is better java server pages or java
 
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Java Server Pages (JSP) are converted to Java Servlets before compilation, so comparing their performance is somewhat pointless.
The only thing to note is that typically JSP files are compiled on the server, while Servlet files are compiled by a developer and then deployed to the server. This means that the compilation process for JSP files may absorb some of your server resources or provide an extra delay before the results from the first run of a new JSP are available. If this becomes a problem, you can always pre-compile your JSPs on a different machine.
 
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