Professional Java Server Programming, Second Edition

Authors:
Subrahmanyam Allamaraju;Karl Avedal;Hans Bergsten;Richard Browett;Jason Diamond;J. Griffin;Daniel O'Connor;Larry Kim
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Venue:
Professional Java Server Programming, Second Edition
Year:
2000

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From the Publisher:This book is for experienced Java developers building n-tier/enterprise applications and developers who bought Professional Java Server Programming (1861002777) and want to learn how to take server-side Java development to the next stage.