I just wanted to collect some material for as to how a start-up person needs to read to do Java coding. And if someone could send me some material from a perspective of a starter in Java programming in SAP.
If you haven't done any Object-Oriented programming before, it is wise to start up with a book which focuses the design principles as well as the actual language syntax. I've seen many bad examples of OO programming from experienced programmers used to procedural languages. One of the standard OO teaching books at university level is
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications (2nd Edition)
I hope you know the basics of Java. To use JCo, First the read the tutorial the you get with SAP JCo download. That is very helpful. Once you are done with that, this forum is very useful to understand more of JCo. Hope this helps.
Then it is a good idea to download the sneak preview (but wait another couple of days as we soon will update) and go through our tutorials. If you have any experience with developing you should have a short start with that.
Books for all that stuff are currently under construction.
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