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Java Servlet Programming


Java Servlet Programming, 2nd Edition
by Jason Hunter
ISBN 0596000405
Date Read 1/2007

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I should have read this book years ago. It’s an excellent book on Java servlets — a servlets bible. But it shows its age now. But even so, it’s still worth a read (while skipping some sections): it contains detailed knowledge about how the servlets work — information not found anywhere else.

Discussion about session management, servlet codes, servlet lifecycle, environment variables, and more: you can all find it in this book. To add, this book is written in a very good, easy to read style.

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