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Hi,
I have to bring up a web site..not sure where to start from ..just have the basic requirements for the contents of the site.....can any body suggest how to go about...from the scratch...
any ideas will be greatly appreciated...
Thanks in advance!!!
 
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Hi Zena
that's such an open question, it's difficult to answer. Is it big, is it small? Are you going to use Java, servlets, JSP, a database? What requirements do you have? etc etc

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Take a look at chapter 12 of the newly published book Professional Servlets 2.3. This will give you some ideas of web application design.
One of the authors, Simon Brown, offers two free chapters on his website including the above one.
Enjoy them and your web site development.
 
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1) Go to www.geocities.com
2) apply for one, put a simple welcome there, you have your own website now.
3) Build a static site with good contents.
4) When you are ready, build a dynamic one after that.
5) If you like, you can join our team, our members all have a dynamic site.
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From having no website to have a website takes about 15 minutes or less.
 
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Hi guys,
Sorry!! for getting back late ...
Yeah..It would eventually be a bigger site,but for the start it could be a simple one.It's not just the static pages I would be displaying,but a lot of dynamic data flowing across.There would be a lot of data stored in the database from the user.I was planning for Java ,JSP and servlets.
1.I need to select an architecture that is simple and updateable later.
2.I need information about hosting my site on web.
Thanks in Advance!!
 
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