Comments about O'Reilly Media Java Servlet Programming:

Jason Hunter has set a standard that is very difficult to match by other servlet programmers. He is so knowledgeable that whenever you read any other servlet programming book, you find most of them copying his work in an intellegent manner without referring to it. As a consultant, I've recommended this book to hundred of active programmers.

Jason... this is great work. I hope you would think about embarking on a similar book on JSPs.

fadl musa

consultant

Titan Technology solutions

Comments about O'Reilly Media Java Servlet Programming:

A great book. It covers almost every aspects you need to know.

Tom Lee

Comments about O'Reilly Media Java Servlet Programming:

Simply The Best!

If you go thru' the book and visit the web site for updates a few times, you will realize the effort the authors have put into it.

I would recommend this book to any java server side technologist.

A small suggestion : comparison with CGI programmes with Servlets at many places may have been avoided.

Thanks.

Comments about O'Reilly Media Java Servlet Programming:

The book contains clear how to do stuff examples. These examples are very useful if you want to do applet servlet communication and can be tried without to much effort.

If you do this sort of stuff or more importantly want to do this sort of stuff then BUY IT. My copy however is suffering a lot of wear and tear, either due to usage or poor quality paper (don't know which). The bad thing I can possibly say about it......

Comments about O'Reilly Media Java Servlet Programming:

This book is really cool. Anyone who is just preparing for a career in Servlets should go thru' this book.

Keep it up...

Comments about O'Reilly Media Java Servlet Programming:

I have liked this book and seriously, enjoy it! The presentation was very good. i appreciate the effort taken by the authors for writing such a good book.

I would like to add that more codes and examples should have been given.

A very good effort indeed!

Most programmers in India (here in New Delhi) follow this book.. and so i had got one....