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Building B2B Applications with XML: A Resource Guide
by Michael Fitzgerald
Building B2B Applications with XML: A Resource Guide can really help you get the ball rolling with an XML-based business-to-business (B2B) solution. Aimed at both managerial decision makers and developers alike, it includes a broad survey of XML and related technologies that can help you create data interchange systems that are designed from the get-go for longevity. Learn about existing XML vocabularies that may be helpful, such as ebXML, xCBL, and cXML. There's also coverage of the important SOAP communication protocol and Microsoft's B2B framework, BizTalk.

Java Servlet Programming (2nd Edition)
by Jason Hunter, William Crawford(Contributor)
Jason Hunter's Java Servlet Programming, Second Edition, in particular illuminates the dark recesses of XML deployment descriptors, Tomcat 3.2, J2EE, the Tea and WebMacro frameworks, WAP, XMLC, and the changes from JSDK 1.0 to 2.2. Every topic is accompanied by working code snippets, and often the code builds on itself so that the would-be servlet programmer can participate in the development of complex applications from simple beginnings. I say "nearly up-to-date" because Tomcat 4.0 beta, incorporating JSDK 2.3, has been released, and to Jason's credit, he devotes an entire chapter to 2.3. This is about as current as hard copy gets these days! --A customer from Annapolis, MD

JavaScript Programmer's Reference (includes CD/e-book)
by Cliff Wootton
Looking for an A to Z reference to JavaScript that you can rely on for a complete summary of syntax and compatibility? That's exactly what you'll find in this simple but powerful book. JavaScript Programmer's Reference explores all of the elements of the JavaScript language in an alphabetic presentation of each object, along with its description, compatibility, syntax, and inheritance diagrams. The CD-ROM includes a very useful HTML version of the book with even more detail and the added benefit of hyperlinked cross-references. This definitive reference will eliminate JavaScript mysteries for you.

Web Applications in the Microsoft .NET Framework
by Microsoft Corporation(Editor), Microsoft Corporation
The Microsoft .NET Framework is a new platform for building integrated, service-oriented Web applications that interact with a wide variety of sources, regardless of the platforms or languages used. Web Applications in the Microsoft .NET Framework, a compendium of first-look information, comes direct from the most trusted authorities on the subject--the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) and Microsoft Press. This volume rounds up the best from MSDN--technical articles, briefings, interview transcripts, and other resources--to give you complete answers on everything you need to know about Web apps and Microsoft .NET. --From the publisher

Professional JSP 2nd Edition
by Simon Brown, et al
Building on the success of the bestselling first edition and an excellent follow-on from Professional Java Server Programming, J2EE Edition and Professional Java 2 Enterprise Edition with BEA WebLogic Server, Professional JSP, Second Edition is based on JSP version 1.1 and Servlets version 2.3 and focuses on the important new features of these releases. With code and case studies of JSP and Servlets in use, this book gives the reader a complete picture of how to use JSP to create dynamic Web sites and Web applications. --From the publisher

Essential WAP for Web Professionals
by Damon Hougland, et al
Essential WAP for Web Professionals offers no-nonsense, practical introductions to the key elements of WAP systems, and the key techniques of WML/WMLScript development. It also contains complete WAP server-side applications built with four leading tools: ASP, Perl, JSP, and Servlets--all viewable and downloadable on the Web. The authors demonstrate how to set up a WAP development environment and introduce the key network, software, and hardware modules that compose WAP. They cover the most commonly used WML elements, attributes, variables, and task and event elements; show how to use graphics effectively in wireless applications; and present practical techniques for maximizing WAP security. The book concludes with a preview of WAP's future--a future of richer content and more interactive applications. --From the publisher

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