Have a look for this book (bought it from Amazon, 65� or $60): "Professional JSP, 2nd Edition" (Simon Brown & others), Wrox Press,
August 2002
ISBN 1-861004-95-8
Of course it's a little bit "huge" with 1200 pages, but definitely the
last book you'll buy about JSP and servlets... Until next JSP and
servlet specs, I guess ;-)
mech
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Hi, I need some degree of help/assistance from someone re. just how exactly you go about starting to build or create JSP's or Servlets in the Tomcat container!!! Do you first establish a "context" or something??! And, then if that's the case, where do you go from there anyway? Incidentally, I am still "basking" in the afterglow of just being able to install Tomcat!!!
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Hello, jsp and servlet books 4 fine but if u r a newbie as u say here u need to:
1) begin to supply better info. on some ml's you'll get yelled at for this transgresssion. example:
a) TOMCAT VERSION
b) JDK VERSION
c) OS, TYPE and VERSION
d) ENVIRONMENT
e) PLATFORM (hardware etc.)
f) NETWORK (routable, non-routable, public, private, firewall's, proxies, etc.)
2) if u downloaded the jakarta-tomacat-x.y.z-src then when u unzip or unjar u will find all the docs and example demos u can handle 4 some time to come.
3) run the http://localhost:8080 first b4 u try to do more. use the accompanied ant builds w/ the demos. if u don't know ant, go back to apache.org and get it... read the docs... learn how to use it. don't expect the ml's to answer all the questions. most of the people that know ur situation probably won't answer ur question(s). hope this helps, david.
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