I have to agree. It's a very good book, nicely paced. The target audience is
explicitly stated as experienced Java developers who want to start using struts and I
think that it hits the target very well. I think that it'll be a good compliment to
Chuck's forthcoming O'Reilly book. I certainly forsee the two books living
side-by-side on my desk! :-)
I count myself fortunate to have been asked to read the original manuscript (which is
why I haven't been as helpful to poor Chuck as I had intended to be) and if it were
available, I'd rush out and buy copies for the developers on my current project.
Simon
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Grandin J. Hammell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 4:10 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: New Struts 1.1 Book
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>I just recently read a manuscript of Sue Spielman's new book on Struts
>1.1. Not to sound like an advertisement, but I was very
>impressed. It
>is designed for Java users looking to get a jumpstart on Struts but it
>is all geared towards the 1.1 release. It's a quick read at about 120
>pages but it really does a great job of covering the basics
>(and some of
>the not so basics) of Struts. It will be called "The Struts
>Framework:
>Practical Guide for Java Programmers" and published by Morgan Kaufman.
> I haven't heard of a release date yet, but definately keep your eyes
>out for this one.
>
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