Java Developer's Guide to E-Commerce with XML and JSP

Minnick, Chris,Brogden, Bill,Minnick, Chris,Brogden, William B.

ISBN 10: 0782128270 / ISBN 13: 9780782128277

Published by Sybex Inc, 2001

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Title: Java Developer's Guide to E-Commerce with ...

Publisher: Sybex Inc

Publication Date: 2001

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis:

XML: the perfect complement to Java in a total e–commerce solution.

Your Java programming knowledge will go a long way toward building an effective e–commerce site. XML is the missing piece, and Java Developer′s Guide to E–Commerce With XML and JSP gives you expert instruction in the techniques that unite these closely aligned technologies. Covering the latest Servlet and JSP APIs and the current XML standard, this book guides you through all the steps required to build and implement a cohesive, dynamic, and profitable site.

The enclosed CD contains a complete sample catalog in XML, along with the code you need to accomplish a wide variety of critical e–commerce tasks—editing the catalog, searching and presenting data, presenting and analyzing customer surveys, editing and presenting company news, and equipping the site with a full–featured shopping cart application. The CD also contains the Tomcat Java server, version 3.1.

Note: CD–ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

About the Author:

Bill Brogden has been working with Java since the introduction of version 1.0. He is employed by LANWrights, Inc., where he has been using Java servlet technology for online courseware. Bill has written several books about Java, including Java Developer′s Guide to Servlets and JSP, also from Sybex.

Chris Minnick is president of Minnick Web Services, which develops database–driven Web applications for businesses, including law firms and consultancies. Co–author of several Internet–related books and a contributing editor for Software Development magazine, he has been writing about and building Web applications since 1996.