books by Hans Bergsten (enterprise javaspaces javabeans)

books by Hans Bergsten

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42 reviews
Hans Bergsten

O'Reilly, 2002

An essential reference text...
Review So, you're surfing a web site and hit a web page that ends with the extension .jsp. Looks like a regular web page to you, and if you view the source, it still looks like regular HTML. So what is a .jsp page, anyway? This book will tell you everything you need to know, both as to what they are, how they work, and how you can start using the technology in your development projects. ...

JavaServer Pages, 3rd Edition

15 reviews
Hans Bergsten

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2003

Perfect book for a structured reader.
If you are looking for a quick cookbook this should not be your choice. If you want to learn JSP in depth, buy it right now. Hans guides you from the basics to comprehensive details of JSP technology in a very structured way. In any case, (from my point of view) JSP is not the whole jigsaw for building web applications, it's just a piece of it. So don't expect to be able to build real web ...

Professional Java Server Programming: with Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), XML, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), ...

82 reviews
Sing Li, Paul Houle, ...

Peer Information Inc., 1999

Great book
Over all this is a great book. It give you the overall idea on Java Server Programming. If you really serious on specific topic, you have to buy another one. It is good for the beginner to grap the general idea on Java Server Programming.

Java Server Pages. Deutsche Ausgabe
Hans Bergsten

O'Reilly Vlg. GmbH & Co., 2001

Javaserver Pages
Hans Bergsten

Oreilly & Associates Inc, 2003

JavaServer Pages Pocket Reference

2 reviews
Hans Bergsten

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2001

Exactly what is says it is - a great JSP reference
When I'm doing JSP, I can never remember the attributes for the various tags, nor exactly what class the implicit objects are. This book allows me to look them up quickly without having to have a big manual on my desk. It's cheap and small, and you can find stuff quickly. I give it a 4 instead of a 5 because like many pocket references from O'Reilly, it doesn't have a sufficient ...

JavaServer Faces

24 reviews
Hans Bergsten

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2004

For a J2EE beginner, a great resource
I've been working on webapps for the past 3 years in PHP, Python, and most recently Ruby. I've been trying to learn J2EE and have found it very difficult to find a foothold, a solid piece of ground to get oriented as to how people write Java webapps. I tend to like tutorial-style books when learning a new subject, ones that pick a project and implement it step by step, explaining the importance ...