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Mark Hansen: Will this book helps getting started in Java Web Services

Padma Asrani
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Hi Mark,

I have not entered the advance Java World in Web Services Area. I am preparing for SCJP 5.0. Thinking about learning advance Java scares me. I have a perception that learning advance Java is not only difficult but impossible if I try to learn it myself. Do you think "SOA Using Java Web Services" will help me to gain an understanding in this area? If not which is the best way to learn it.

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Padma
Mark D. Hansen
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Yes, it should be fine for beginners. It helps to know some XML and have some basic idea about server side Java (e.g., Servlets). Please see this post.


Mark D. Hansen
Founder and President, AgileIT LLC http://agileitinc.com/
Author of "SOA Using Java Web Services" - http://soabook.com/
Padma Asrani
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Hi Mark

Sorry I didn't see the earlier post. Thanks a lot for detailed explanation.

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Padma
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
 
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