hi, good day, mr.Budi Kurniawan and Paul Deck, can i have online Table of contents for your book ? thank you ! [ September 14, 2004: Message edited by: Alvin chew ]
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is this book benefit to beginner ?
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what version of tomcat will be introduce in this "how tomcat work" book ?
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would you introduce JMX as well, what is JMX actually ?
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Originally posted by Alvin chew: hi, good day, mr.Budi Kurniawan and Paul Deck, can i have online Table of contents for your book ? thank you !
[ September 14, 2004: Message edited by: Alvin chew ]
I can't find the TOC on the book official home page, rather that you can find the TOC on Amazon...
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Originally posted by Alvin chew: what version of tomcat will be introduce in this "how tomcat work" book ?
I hope the following portion from Balaji Loganathan's review on the Ranch might help you to about the version of Tomcat that is covered in the book...
It is highly recommended to download the code and use them as reference while reading and testing the chapters. This book covers both Tomcat 4 and 5 with a tiny note what has been changed from Tomcat 4 to 5.
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thank you, ko ko ..for ease reading ...i put the tables of contents as follow:
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Originally posted by Alvin chew: is this book benefit to beginner ?
Whether or not that book is for beginner can be judged by this paragraph from book's official home page
You don't have to be rocket scientist to appreciate the book or understand it. If you have basic Java skills the book will be a little challenging but not too bad. If you have intermediate to advanced Java skills, you'll have no problem at all and you will probably learn a lot.
If you can read the description of the book from the link that I provided above, it may answer most of your questions about it...
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Originally posted by Alvin chew: would you introduce JMX as well, what is JMX actually ?
One of the reviewers of the book at Amazon says that
Supporting technologies, such as shutdown hook, Digester, JMX, are also well explained so that you will be really prepared to wade through complex code.
So we can clearly see from his review that JMX in Tomcat is covered in the book...
The Java Management Extensions (JMX) technology is an open technology for management and monitoring that can be deployed wherever management and monitoring are needed. By design, this standard is suitable for adapting legacy systems, implementing new management and monitoring solutions and plugging into those of the future.
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hey how is this book different from the other Tomcat books in the market ?? should i need to have experience in tomcat for getting a good understanding ??
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don't worry rajeev, you are not getting an answer any more. The draw is over and the vultures are gone.....
this place is deserted once more
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Yes, of course, the book is readable? What do you want to mean? 