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Special Edition Using Java 2 Enterprise Edition
-- Provides detailed coverage of J2EE support for Web Services, the hottest thing since DOS was replaced -- Readers of the first edition give it high marks as an instructional tool and reference guide.
-- Mark Wutka brings his many years of consulting experience to these pages to show what is what and how to use it, and when it makes sense not to.
Special Edition Using Java 2 Enterprise Edition, Second Edition explains the implementation of J2EE and how its pieces work together, using practical, real-world examples. Many competing books dryly discuss the specs without any practical connections. After completing this book readers will not only understand J2EE, but will also be able to start writing code and put the technology to work for them. The book describes the fundamental tasks and techniques of enterprise computing, including networking and security issues often overlooked by competing titles. It also covers Web services and the latest version of BEA's Web Logic Server. Finally, the book has up-to-date coverage of the latest Java EJB X, JSP X, XML, Servlets, JNDI, JMS, JDBC, and RMI.
-- Mark Wutka brings his many years of consulting experience to these pages to show what is what and how to use it, and when it makes sense not to.
Special Edition Using Java 2 Enterprise Edition, Second Edition explains the implementation of J2EE and how its pieces work together, using practical, real-world examples. Many competing books dryly discuss the specs without any practical connections. After completing this book readers will not only understand J2EE, but will also be able to start writing code and put the technology to work for them. The book describes the fundamental tasks and techniques of enterprise computing, including networking and security issues often overlooked by competing titles. It also covers Web services and the latest version of BEA's Web Logic Server. Finally, the book has up-to-date coverage of the latest Java EJB X, JSP X, XML, Servlets, JNDI, JMS, JDBC, and RMI.
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