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Mar 27.2006

I am new in web development. I just developed two websites as school projects. Can you please tell me how much java do i need to learn just for web development and if it doesn’t matter then should i just start reading some good java book and it should cover the required java for the wev development as well. Please write me some resources of java for web development.
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@Khalid_AliMar 28.2006 — hunmm..are you talking about JavaScript?
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@BigDogMar 28.2006 — First, make sure you are not talking about JavaScript. Read this post to understand the difference: http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44049

Before you do any web development with Java, you need to learn the core language. After that you can learn JSP and Servlets, and after that you can learn EJBs. The books I suggest, in order of how they should be read, are:

Head First Java

Head First JSP & Servlets

Head First EJBs
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@codedmindauthorMar 28.2006 — no, i am talking about java, for example i wrote java servlets for my web site project of school...so my question is that for web development from where should i be reading so that i can learn as much as needed for web development?
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@codedmindauthorMar 28.2006 — Thanks bigdog. I will try to find this java book.Also I have completed reference java 2. How is this book?
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@BigDogMar 28.2006 — The three books I have listed try to teach you the technology in a new manner. They use different teaching techniques from other books, although they teach the same subject. I'm sure that other people have different preferences.

Usually reference books are not good to learn from - they were written to be reference books for people who already kowo the subject, not as a way to learn the subject. I personally have not looked at the book you mentioned, so I can't really say anything about it.
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@Mr__RamApr 05.2006 — O'Reilly books are also good in case of Java.
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