Re: Book Recommendation for Apache

Drums along the mohawk.

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Hi,  

Any recommendations on good Apache books?  

We will be bringing in Oracle 9iAS shortly. Third party application constraints require the use of Forms 6i, which in turn requires that we
stay with 9iAS Release 1 (version 1.0.2.x.x). We are currently running
Oracle Application Server.  

I want to understand how 9iAS works. For me, the steps to understanding
this are something like:  

1. Understand HTTP
2. Understand Apache
3. Understand 9iAS

I have found useful information on the Internet describing the HTTP protocol, and I am comfortable I understand that well enough to move on.
Now I want to get a handle on the Apache Server. I have had a brief look at a book from O'reilly called "Apache, The Definitive Guide". This looks like a good book.  

Thanks,  

Sam  

p.s. A few months, I read on the List that the Publisher of Tom Kyte's book ""Expert One-On-One Oracle" has gone bankrupt. Can anybody confirm
if this is true?

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