Online book/tutorial for beginners.

Does anyone know a good online book/tutorial for java programming for beginners. and im looking for something about OOP structure or something. so for the absolute beginner. i dont know any other languages.
but i don't mean learning the language itself (i dont know what to call it, but i mean the keywords and how to declerate a class and stuff like that.)
I hope i'm being clear.

Here's the download page, if you prefer to work off-line, like I do. You can download all the tutorials, and all the sample code that they use.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/information/download.html

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