Description: This book was a real pleasure to own. The book is small enough to fit in my notebook computer bag and contains essential reference information, so that I could write some prototype code within an hour or two. My leather computer bag now has an imprint of this book, which I don't mind because of the confidence it gives me to know it is available. The book covers all the essential information needed to install the J2SE, J2EE and TomCat environment in Windows. There was little more than references to installations for Solaris and Linux. Most folks with UNIX experence shouldn't have much problem setting up the environmental variables. An annoyance with this book is that Chapter 4 attempts to cover topics with JavaMail, RMI, COBRA, JNDI with little content. The chapter appears to be an aborted attempt since it is only 3 pages long. These topics should just be placed in a glossary. I am also really pleased with the publishers profile for this series of books. Most publishers of these books ..
ISBN:
0812991907
Release Date:
02 January, 2002
List Price:
$13.97
Author:
Gregory Brill
Publisher:
Random House Trade Paperbacks
Last Updated:
06/26/2003
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