Go through the entire J2EE tutorial at java.sun.com/j2ee. It is very
comprehensive and you will learn by coding (don't just compile the code
that's available - I moved it to a different directory and recoded it all
manually so I could understand everything that was happening), building,
deploying, and running some very nice applications using JavaBeans, JSPs,
servlets, helper classes, session and entity EJBs, an Informix database
(JDBC with Cloudscape), and how they all work separately and together. Sun
promises to add a section of message-driven beans by the end of August.
Cheers!
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Armstrong Steven GS-09 AUHQ/SCFB 493-9467"
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 8:43 AM
Subject: I Want to Learn!!
> Greetings!
> I'm very impressed with the wealth of knowledge in this group!
> I'm trying to learn the servlet/JSP paradigms on my own, but am
> having difficulty finding references and tutorials at the right level.
> I am experienced in Java and HTML, although no expert. Most of the
> references I have tried spend too much time on the basics of Java and HTML
> or delve deeply into the evolution of MCV with the classic diagram of JSP
> Model 1
> versus JSP Model 2 architecture. These books typically then race through a
> "shopping cart" scenario showing plenty of "Your screen should look like
> this"
> diagrams but give little in the way of explanation.
> What I'd like to find would be something that explains clearly the
> difference
> between JSP's, Servlets and beans and gives instructions in how to design
> and
> build them while explaining the function and purpose of each step.
> Preferably,
> this reference would be aimed at someone who learns a bit more slowly than
> the normal person.
> Any suggestions?
> Someday, I'd like to be able to hold my own in a conversation in this
> group :)
>
> -Steve
>
>
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