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I second most of the positive comments, and I keep returning to this for brush up on the related web technologies. I purchased my copy in the Philippines, which may explain why users do not find it on the Wrox site. It must have been targeted to the asian market, and if you google the title of some of the source programs as I did, you will find (translated from Chinese!) a web site from which to download a zip file of source code.

I have read many other books on JSP but I can not find a book better than this for begginers. This book will build up your knowledge from scratch to more than appropriate levels. No need of any Java awareness. This book is an excellent adition to Wrox Press. I would personally recomend this book. If you are looking for something that can teach you JSP from nothing then look no further.

Believe me. If you know only HTML and want to learn JSP, this is the only book you need!This book covers variety of topics like: Object-oriented programming in Java, Java's core utility and input/output classes, How to use and create JSP Tag Libraries, Best practices in designing web applications with Java, How to install Java and JSP/Servlets, How to create dynamic web sites with JavaServer Pages (JSP), Relational database access with MySQL and JDBC, Using the popular Struts framework to simplify application design

The Best Ever book for the Beginner, I have ever seen after C++.I recommend this book for the beginners who feels, How to programming JSP or do I need to learn Java for learning JSP??Thanks,Rajeev

Lots of good practical information with easily understandable explanations. I liked this a whole lot. It was much better than the Core Servlets book by Hall (mainly because it is up-to-date).I'm using it as a class text book. It starts from scratch and gets into almost all features. Just what the doctor ordered.