Book Shop Address @ Ameerpet June 11, 2008
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You can find this book in the following book stores at ameerpet
Computer Book House
Nagasuri Plaza, Beside Bank of India
Ameerpet
Rajalakshmi Book House
Aditya enclave
Ameerpet
Printing mistake in JDBC, Servlets and JSP Book (Please check) May 30, 2008
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In general after preparing the technical content there will be an editing work and thereafter it will be formatted by the printing department, so in this processes some times mistakes happens (like missing some sentence etc). Any how in my book (i.e. JDBC Servlets, and JSP – Black Book) I have found one printing mistake, which is described below
In page number 186, under the heading ‘Request Handling’
In the second point
The following sentance is printed (which is wrong)
If the Servlet implements the SingleThreadModel interface, the Servlet container uses a single instance of the Servlet to process multiple requests at a time.
Replace it with the following sentence.
As described earlier, a Servlet instance can process multiple requests in its life time, now whether container uses a single instance of servlet to process multiple request at a time or not , depends on whether the Servlet implements SingleThreadModel or not and the service method implementation.
I even request you to inform me about the errors that you might have found in the book, since some errors may have accidentally crept in this book despite my best efforts to keep them out. Readers are therefore encouraged to point out the errors so that I can post it in this blog to make the correct information available for all the readers and do the necessary changes in the next edition (Since my primary intention of writing the book is to make the complete & correct information available to all, so help me in doing it). Your valuable suggestions to improve the book can be sent to me via email at tosantoshk@gmail.com or to_santoshk@yahoo.com.
Thanks and Regards
Santosh Kumar
Author of JDBC, Servlets, and JSP – Black Book
News May 27, 2008
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This book helps you to May 27, 2008
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· Understand the need of database and web programming in Java
· Understand Web architectures
· Understand the JDBC Type-1 through 4 architectures
· Learn how and when to use the different types of JDBC drivers
· Work with the JDBC API (like Statement’s, ResultSet’s etc)
· Using JDBC to work with SQL 99 database types
· Understand Rowset’s, Transactions, and Connection Pooling
· Understand the concepts of Servlet Container
· Get in-depth coverage on the various Servlet concepts like attributes, Session tracking etc
· Understand advanced Servlet features
· Understand the need to tag based programming and JSP
· Get in-depth coverage on the JSP lifecycle stages and various JSP elements
· Understand EL – Expression Language
· Understand all the JSTL elements
· Understand how to work with internationalization
· Understand Securities in web application
· Understand JSF
· Understand Web design patterns
· Implement a case study using the technologies learnt in this book, where you can learn how to develop a small framework
About this book May 27, 2008
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The JDBC, Servlets, and JSP is a unique book for self learning and getting expertization in Java database and Web technologies such as JDBC, Servlet, JSP, JSTL and JSF. The book promises to be useful not only for self updating the readers but also for the readers who already know the concepts and want to get more in-depth knowledge about these topics.
Welcome to this blog May 23, 2008
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This blog provides updates on Java technologies and even explains the corrections of some printing and editing mistakes identified in the BlackBook.
