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Evan Siegel wrote:
> Hi. Just joined your list.
> I would like to have a bibliography of sites and books and whatever other resources there are for people interested in using Tomcat for server-side website programming.
>   
I don't know; I've only ever used the online resources at 
tomcat.apache.org, plus plenty of googling.  If you already know Java, 
that's a big help.

> Also: If I want to experiment with actual server-side programming, what host would 
At this point in your dev cycle, whatever one you're comfortable working 
with.  TC runs fine on all versions of windows from Win2K on (and maybe 
NT, though I haven't tried it), plus many flavors of Linux and Unix.  I 
develop on WinXP, and deploy to Win2k and Win2k3 servers with no changes.

Good luck!
D


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