about the code of the book, Beginning JSP web De..

[Imar]

Ben, please! It's posts like your last one that fall under the "noise" posts that seem to make up 25% of your posts.

Yes, you too have every right to be frustrated as you answer a lot of "Where is the Code Questions". Be frustrated, but please do not add more noise to this forum (and any other) than is strictly necessary.

I asked it before, but I'll ask it again: When you reply, can you please not quote the entire post (better yet, quote nothing at all)?? The quote tags are to quote a specific part of the original post so you can emphasize that part, or quote a post that was made earlier in the thread. Everyone is looking at threads on the Web site, so you can easily see the entire thread history. There is no need to clutter up the forum (and waste expensive bandwidth) by quoting each and every message.

Cheers,

Imar
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While typing this post, I was listening to: Hotellounge (Be The Death Of Me) by dEUS (Track 10 from the album: Worst Case Scenario)

[richard.york]

Here's another post that falls under noise.

Ben, it isn't your duty to answer "Where can I find this code" questions if you can't answer them civily. Treat others as you would be treated! As I've already said more than once English isn't everyone's first language and we shouldn't expect everyone to find the answer to a question that isn't written clearly to begin with. No one cares about the inner goings on of Wrox, they care about finding the download to book XYZ. Let's consider the visitors, 1.) Little English skills. 2.) Probably bought a 'Beginning' book. 3.) Probably never seen the Wrox site before in their life. You can be like Imar and copy and paste the answer, or you can ignore the posts entirely, which is what I do personally. I'm not a Wiley employee, therefore it isn't my business to direct everyone where to download their code... leave that to the people getting paid, its their website they should come up with a solution for it, hopefully one better than ignoring the problem entirely. If you're...

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sick and tired of answering this same question over and over again.

...then stop answering the question.

;) Alright, 'nough said.

Regards,
Rich



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[iosqar]

i found a polite person.... thanks richard.york ,


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[kkabir]

:DWhere you found it?

quote:Originally posted by iosqar
 i found it.. and it was not thanks to you.

but It was NOT on wrox web page.

Excuse my quest.

thanks for nothing

[Snib]

Hello kkabir,

If you had read the thread, you would have seen a number of links linking to the answer to this question. It's also in the FAQ, and various other places.

Anyway, to save you the time and to add yet another link, the code can be found at the website support.apress.com .

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There are only two stupid questions: the one you don't ask, and the one you ask more than once ;)

[iosqar]

Yes kkbir ..

You can found it where SNIB says.


Just a little observation

THIS THREAD WAS ALTERED (EDITED, MODIFIED OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT)

[Hal Levy]

Oh great- back to this thread... Too bad it didn't stay burried like it should have.

iosqar, the thread wasn't touched- when it's touched, it generates "edited by" notes...


Hal Levy
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[lpq6333]

Where can I get the code for my book of Beginning JSP Web Development.

[sucful]

Where can I get the code for my book of Beginning JSP Web Development?

[hombre]

I have the code for first 9 chapters. If you send me email to [email protected] I will
send it to you.