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Teach Yourself FrontPage 2003 in 24 Hours

Welcome to the Web page for the book Teach Yourself Java 2 in 21 Days, Third Edition by Rogers Cadenhead and Laura Lemay. The book teaches Java 2 programming to beginners and experienced programmers, with an emphasis on how Java is being used today in new areas such as Java servlets and XML processing.

Features

• The table of contents
• Download the book's source code
• Order the book from Amazon.Com
• Contact author Rogers Cadenhead
• An online tutorial, Using the Software Development Kit on a Windows System, for people having problems using the kit for the first time to compile and run Java programs.

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What's New

Most recent additions to this site:

• Day 21: Use JSP to view JSP source code (12-09-2003)
• Day 21: JavaServer Pages examples are back online. (12-09-2003)
• Day 21: The chapter's example servlets are back online. (12-09-2003)
• Day 7: Correction to two code examples on page 192. (02-12-2003)
• Day 5: Correction to a definition of method signatures. (11-20-2002)
• Day 4: Help finding the operator precedence table. (09-16-2002)
• Day 3: Correction to the description of integers on page 76. (09-15-2002)
• Day 3: The source code of the SetPoints application has been updated with proper indentation. (09-15-2002)
• Day 1: Correction to a typo in the VolcanoRobot description on page 20. (09-15-2002)
• Day 20: The world20 database used in this chapter is available in a ZIP archive. (09-08-2002)

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