Beginning Site Server

by Joe Stagner, Tim Huckaby, Mike Kanderziske

It's not hard to see that in today's world, increased Internet access, user confidence, better payment systems, and rapidly improving web security are fueling the massive growth in what has become... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1861002904
• ISBN13: 9781861002907
• Release Date: February 2000
• Publisher: Wrox Press
• Length: 600 Pages
• Weight: 2.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 7.3" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Complete, Good for Beginners - Intermediate administrators

I read some other Site Server books before this one, including some in the Professional Series. I have been lightly involved with Site Server for quite some time but never in an extended use of the product.I wanted to get an heads up on the Version 3 and this book contains it all for administrators. The Installation is the most complete I've ever found (containing 170 pages!) and it goes into all possibilities (i.e.: with/without SQL, NT 4, Win2k, SQL 6.5, SQL 7.0, etc.). Just the TOC for this one is in 4 pages!!! The book is worth it just for this chapter.Then, the book goes to some extent into Pipelines, Commerce, Search, Personalization, and all the Site Server's components.Once you will be through this book and need more information, I would strongly recommand the Site Server 3.0 Personalization And Membership, and the Professional Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition; both from Wrox Press.

Great book for beginners

This is a great book for beginners. I think the example in the book gives ample exposure to the various bits of Site Server 3.0 - ecommerce, personlization, analysis,etc. I would highly recommend it.

Simply the Best

I have not seen a better book that ties together as complex a development tool as this one is! I look forward to the next effort with version 4 of Commerce Server on the way

Opens ones eyes

In my role I have encountered numerous organisations that have developed functionality from scratch at a high cost that they could have got 'off the shelf' using Site Server. The problem is that Site Server is numerous bits and pieces and it is difficult for a newcomer to recognise the full potential that is lurking within it.The Microsoft document provides good reference material but doesnt explain sufficiently how to get started with Site Server. This book excently fills the void and opens ones eyes fully by clearly illustrating how to exploit each of the various tools and items of functionality within the product. If you all ready understand Site Server fundamentals, then take a look at WROX's Profesional Site Server 3.0

THE BEST BOOK TO BEGINNING SITE SERVER

This book provides very helpful information on how to use Site Server. Its the best to start using Site Server 3.0. All topics of site server has been covered with the best sequence.