What Are Your Favorite JSP Book(s) Advice for a beginner?

[uapconsole 0]

I am new to Java technologies, however come from a "C background," so the technical aspects seem pretty native to me. However, I would still be glad to get some literary feedback from seasoned Java coders. Which books/any other publications did you consider your "bible" when you began studying JSP/Java in general? Thanks in advance. - Demirelli

[ro.ru 0]

I am new to Java technologies, however come from a "C background," so the technical aspects seem pretty native to me. However, I would still be glad to get some literary feedback from seasoned Java coders. Which books/any other publications did you consider your "bible" when you began studying JSP/Java in general? Thanks in advance.
- Demirelli

There is a good tutorial in the java.sun.com.

[Shinn 0]

as i know:http://www.theserverside.com/ is a good site.Free JAVA Ebooks tutorial and source code http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Java ebooks (EJB,Ajax and so on)http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ can visit this website, these website is good for learning java & jsp(j2ee)

[Ola Daniel 0]

There are lots of books available to help a newbie to Java Server Pages. My favorites include:1. Java Servlet & JSP Cookbook By Bruce W. Perry 2. Servlets and JavaServer Pages (J2EE Technology Web Tier ) - Jayson Falkner and Kevin Jones3. Pure JSP - Java Server Pages: A Code-Intensive Premium Reference by James GoodwillAnd Ill suggest you visit the JavaRanch - http://javaranch.com/. You can always get help from lots of friendly folks who will help when you need it.