Is JSP dying out?
[250 byte] By [antiwindows789a] at [2007-11-26 16:25:49] 
There are no new JSP books. All JSP books are at least 1 year old. Everything about JSP on the internet is also at least 1 year old. I can barely find any information I need about JSP by googling things up.Is JSP dying out or something?
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JSP+JSFI thinkI am new ~~supperhpxda at 2007-7-8 22:49:53 >
# 2
You think that every year a book has to be written about the exact same subject or something? You do realize that this isn't going to be very lucrative for the writers.
As for googling, you must be using the wrong queries because I can always find what I need. The big trick is to always start the query with "java", for example "java jstl" or "java jsf tutorial".
gimbal2a at 2007-7-8 22:49:53 >
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