Re: [TCLUG-DEVEL:27] Java references

[erick@pagelab.net]

My first java book was by Deitle and Deitle, Java2 How to Program, 
it is a good book because it covers the basics plus it gets into the more
advanced stuff e.g. servlets, jdbc, networking classes, java beans. Right
now I am reading Professional Java Server Programming by Wrox, very good
book, by programmers for programmers. Covers servlets, little bit of XML,
JSP and a ton more. I've got a rpm of JDK1.2.2 that I use to
develop on a linux box.

Christopher Reid Palmer wrote:

Hi kids,

What are the good Java books? Any recommendations? I've got my doubts
about the Sun ones -- they're half marketing from what I've been able to
tell in a brief skimming. Hello World isn't until page 52. :P

What are the good Java development environments for Linux?

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