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13.4 Next Steps

Now that you've seen how to build simple web applications that generate web pages, you can learn more about JSP, SQL, Tomcat, and MySQL by consulting the following texts:

  • MySQL Cookbook, by Paul DuBois (O'Reilly)

  • JavaServer Pages, by Hans Bergsten (O'Reilly)

  • Java Servlet Programming, by Jason Hunter (O'Reilly)

  • Tomcat: The Definitive Guide, by Jason Brittain and Ian Darwin (O'Reilly)

The next two chapters look at how to install and work with Enterprise JavaBeans and JBoss to build more complex web applications, and how to use web services to integrate different web-based systems.



    		Preface
    		Chapter 1. Getting Oriented
    		Chapter 2. Apple's Java Platform
    		Chapter 3. Java Tools
    		Chapter 4. GUI Applications
    		Chapter 5. Apple Extensions
    		Chapter 6. Cross-Platform Programming
    		Chapter 7. Standalone Applications
    		Chapter 8. Web-Delivered Applications
    		Chapter 9. The Mac OS X Speech Framework
    		Chapter 10. QuickTime for Java
    		Chapter 11. The Mac OS X Spelling Framework
    		Chapter 12. Databases
    		Chapter 13. Servlets, JSP, and Tomcat
    		13.1 Apache Tomcat
    		13.2 Database-Driven JSP Applications
    		13.3 Frontending Tomcat with Apache
    		13.4 Next Steps
    		Chapter 14. EJB and JBoss
    		Chapter 15. Web Services
    		Colophon