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newbie -creating portals

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clbr - 24 Feb 2005 18:13 GMT
hi there!
I want to started creating portals with JSP technology. Do you know some
online book(for beginners) that teach about that?? I found a few, but
they're for advanced users. Thanks for help.
                                                   cheers paul
Ryan Stewart - 25 Feb 2005 00:34 GMT
> hi there!
> I want to started creating portals with JSP technology. Do you know some
> online book(for beginners) that teach about that?? I found a few, but they're
> for advanced users. Thanks for help.
>                                                    cheers paul

Sorry, portal design is just not a beginner issue. Learn the basics of Java
first. Then learn about JSPs and servlets. Then you'll probably want to look
into Struts Tiles or another similar technology, as that sort of thing is
absolutely ideal for portal-like applications. If you seriously devote yourself
to this and spend a few to several hours a day learning and working with it, you
might have a feeling for what you need to do in a month or two. That's just a
guess, though.


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