Getting Started with Sun One

Getting Started with Sun One, 9780130893901 (0130893900), Prentice Hall, 2003

Direct from Sun, this is your step-by-step guide to delivering high-value solutions based on Sun ONE technologies. Sun ONE technical specialist Stacy Thurston brings together Sun's best practices for planning, designing, configuring, integrating, and implementing Sun ONE Internet infrastructures. Drawing on his immense experience supporting Sun ONE customers, Thurston offers new insight into the Sun ONE Application Server, Directory Server, and Web Server, and expert guidance on building business applications with Sun ONE Studio 4. Coverage includes:

Installing and configuring the Sun ONE Web Server to serve the specific requirements of your environment
Delivering dynamic content with CGI, Java(tm) servlets, and JSPs
Administering Sun ONE Directory Server databases
Configuring and deploying applications on the Sun ONE Application Server
Using Sun ONE Studio 4 to develop high-performance Java applications and Web applications
Establishing efficient data flows, application designs, and business information architectures

Getting Started with Sun ONE is an indispensable resource for everyone considering or utilizing Sun ONE products: analysts and decision-makers planning new systems; project managers deploying Internet infrastructure; and developers creating prototypes and delivering production-quality systems.

DVD-ROM INCLUDED

The accompanying DVD-ROM contains the complete Sun ONE Starter Kit, with over 8.5 GB of software, educational materials, and code samples. It includes a full-version evaluation copy of the latest version of Sun ONE Application Server, as well as complementary tools and Java technologies for Solaris(r), Linux, and Windows systems.

About the Author

STACY THURSTON was a member of the Sun ONE team at Sun Microsystems and previously served asproduct manager for the Sun–Netscape Alliance that developed the iPlanet products now known as SunONE. He started as a technical support engineer for Netscape business communication products, laterbecoming an instructor helping companies leverage Netscape and iPlanet products worldwide.

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