which is best book for struts? and what is Struts?
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Similar to a shock absorber...helps make your ride less bumpy
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#1 How about  "RSS and Science Fiction: The Definitive Guide"?\nhttp://www.sfcrowsnest.com/sfnews2/04_may/news0504_11.shtml\n\n#2 Looks like "SF Site" has rss too, at \nhttp://www.sfsite.com/
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They say that the best book is the one that you actually use. ;-)\n\nAny of the "big names" should be fine. (Princeton Review, Kaplan, Barron's, Arco...).  Old books will probably be fine too.  The advice should be roughly the same in all these books.\n\nDon't forget to try you local library for *free* books.  Also, looking at more books will help you compare their advice and maybe you'll see that they're actually suggesting the same things.
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The most popular today are Struts,EJB and Spring remember Struts and Spring are seperate frameworks. And if you are new to java  then first learn Core Java. Download tools + JDK from here http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp. then complete the tuts here http://java.sun.com/learning/tutorial/index.html\ntake one by one ..\nAND enjoy ur coffee!!!!!!
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books will only take you so far. the way i learn a new program is to click on something and see what happens.\n\nif i am looking for how to do something specific, i go to the nearest bookstore (borders for me) and look for the answer in all the books.\n\nfor the "best" book i would look on amazon.com. but remember, the "best" book is the one you actually use.\n\nyou should also make use of all the great sources online for answers (this being one and microsoft support being the other)
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Get an open source software like e-donkey. Then type in the book you are looking for and youll get it.
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get the ORielly book XML & Java. Its really amazing and in depth. Lots of places you can download the EBook as well
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Use Finite Element Method to model the chassis. You can use any software on FEM. To get complete information about chassis (its functions and types of loads and modes of failure, etc.) read any good book on automobile engg.
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Depends what it is your looking for exactly. I always found "Building Construction Handbook" by Roger Greeno very handy when doing my construction course. Another is the "Mitchells" series of books such as "structure and fabric" 1& 2 as well as the "introduction to building construction". all of these books contain detailed explanations and diagrams which are very heplful for reports etc.
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"Almost Everyone's Guide to Science" is a great basic book for a range of science topics.\n"The Fabric of the Cosmos" by Brian Greene is more advanced, but wonderful as well.
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if u want a reference book to fall back to i would recommend  java unleashd. cant remember who da publisher is though. if u want a good text for guidence through da basic parts right to da swing and other advanced stuff u r better off with ivor horton's "begining java". bt watch out u have to put in real work to really use dis book. there is also a book which has a nice online edition "thinking in java" it also includes a good introduction to OOP. so if dis is ur first foray into programming it'll b a good choice.  drop in a mail if u need anything more
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Its called EASY STRUTS.\n\nDownload Easy Struts for Eclipse plug-in v0.6.4 from SourceForge. You can install it by unpacking it to eclipse_home/eclipse/plugins. \n\nCheck this website:\nhttp://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecstruts/
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unsure of website, but a great book is "knowing your bible 101" Good summaries of each book and background of it. Good luck! Also available - Christianity 101
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Here's a little list:\n\nhttp://www.techbooksforfree.com/science.shtml\nhttp://www.freetechbooks.com/\nhttp://www.infosyssec.com/infosyssec/onlinebooks1.htm\nhttp://library.albany.edu/subject/csci.htm
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I have used the lama & camel books.\n\nhttp://www.oreilly.com/catalog/learnperl4/\nhttp://www.oreilly.com/catalog/pperl3/
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There are many good books out there, Core J2EE Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies...\n\nFor free stuff the IBM Developer works site has a ton of usefull content including the redbook I linked on the other related question you asked.   \n\nThe Sun site in my sources is brief but informative.
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I used Crush Step 3 and Blueprints Computer-Based Case Simulation Review. The Blueprints book was short, easy to read, and eased my fears about the case simulation part of the test. It taught a simple "recipe" for dealing with the cases and allowed me to become more familiar with the functions of the program. Good luck!