books about: jsr-168 (programming development everything)

books about: jsr-168

books:

JSR168 Portlet Development: Learning How to Develop Effective, JSR-168, Portal Applications, Everything from ...

6 reviews

JSR168 Portlet and Portal Development Publishing, 2007

makes learning portlets totally easy
I knew nothing about portals and portlets until I picked up this book. It really is an easy and enjoyable read and easy to follow and understand. I recommend this book to any one who would like to battle the IT world of Java and portlets. Another great thing is, if you really don't understand something you can go to the web sites and watch the free tutorials the author has online, and no offence, ...

WebSphere Portal 5.1 ExamScam: IBM Certified Solution Developer Exam Certification Study Guide - IBM ...

3 reviews
Austin Pritchard, Stephanie Martinez

Cameron McKenzie, 2006

Makes an incredibly tough exam easy
JSR-168 is such a huge topic, not to mention WebSphere Portal in and of itself. While other resources were full of typos and seemed to skim over important topics like C2A and the Struts Portlet, this book covered them clearly, and all of the examples worked. You need a good study guide to pass the WebSphere Portal 5.1 exam. This is the study guide you need.

JSR-168 Portlet Development Simplified, Second Edition: Learning How to Develop Effective, JSR-168, Portal ...

14 reviews
Cameron, W McKenzie

PulpJava, 2007

Another Must Have Book
I picked this book up along with Hibernate Made Easy, and found booth of these books to be written in the same funny and informative manner. Definitely a must have for portal development.

Programming Portlets: From JSR 168 to IBM WebSphere Portal Extensions

3 reviews
Ron Lynn, Joey Bernal, ...

Mc Press, 2007

An Excellent Read
Having "played" with WebSphere Portal since v4.1, I thought I knew quite a lot about portlet development - I mean to say; I started with WebSphere Studio Application Developer ( not quite NOTEPAD.EXE and JAVAC.EXE but ... ). However, I found this book to be absolutely excellent - you can dip into it, or read it cover-to-cover. The sections on WebSphere Portlet Factory were especially relevant; ...