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Hi,

I'm working with WEBLOGIC Server and currently dealing with EJBs. I'm made to work on HTML,JSPs for the front end of our project. Can anyone please tell the best site for JSP? I know some basics on JSP. Also mention the hot books for JSP.

Thanks in advance,
Narendranath.
 
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About the books I think you are better off going to Amazon.com, search for JSP in their books department, and read the reviews of the books there.
 
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Here's a JSP site, though I don't know about the quality of the contents. I have never used it.


http://www.jspin.com/
 
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I think "Web Development with Java Server Pages" by Duane K. Fields and Mark A. Kolb is great. However, the latest edition only covers JSP 1.2 and the latest JSP version is 2.0. Marty Hall's 2nd edition of "Core Servlets and Java Server Pages" does cover JSP 2.0 and is also a great book. Unfortunately, volume 2 of this book, "More Servlets and Java Server Pages" has not been updated for JSP 2.0 yet.
 
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You can also find recommendations here in the Bunkhouse:

http://www.javaranch.com/bunkhouse/JSP.jsp
 
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Maybe you could wait for Kathy & Bert's HF JSP & Servlets which is scheduled to be out this early July. Think quite a few of us here are waiting for its release too.
 
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