RE: [cinjug-users] Tutor Java

[john.chesher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Remco,
I suggest two books:  O'Reily's
"Learning Java" and Murach's "Java Servlets and JSP.  The
1st is a great into to the Java language.  The 2nd provides more info
on developing J2EE applications, but maybe more importantly for a Java
beginner, it provides a lot of help on how to configure and use the open
source technologies you can use to create a development environment, such
as Tomcat, MySql, etc.  These two books will take you a long way.

"Witt, Mike (OH35)" <mike.witt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

10/05/2005 03:08 PM

To	<rd@xxxxxxxxxx>, <users@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject	RE: [cinjug-users] Tutor Java

Can't help with the tutoring, but Sun does have some
Java tutorial on
their web site ... that is how I started.

-----Original Message-----
From: Remco deJong [mailto:rd@xxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 3:02 PM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [cinjug-users] Tutor Java

Hello Cinjug,

I was once a programmer in VB6 and now would like to try Java.  After
some starts and fits I'd like for someone to show me the way, to start
me on the path towards Java.  Is there someone out there that would
tutor me Java?  I don't expect it to be free and would negotiate a
reasonable pay rate...

rsvp
Remco deJong


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