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Is it helpful to learn JavaBeans before learning EJB?

 
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Hi,
I am SCJP and new to JavaBeans/EJB. By reading previous post I know that both are different but isn't it helpful to learn JavaBeans before learning EJB?
Please also provide some link to JavaBeans good tutorials. (I have seend Sun tutorials on JavaBeans but I need more easy and example based)
Thanks
 
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Hi,
No it is not mandatory to learn JavaBeans before learning EJB.
But it is helpful to know what a JavaBean is and how to write it, 'coz inevitably you'll be using it to aid as data holders.
Nitin

Originally posted by Noor-e-Mustafa:
Hi,
I am SCJP and new to JavaBeans/EJB. By reading previous post I know that both are different but isn't it helpful to learn JavaBeans before learning EJB?
Please also provide some link to JavaBeans good tutorials. (I have seend Sun tutorials on JavaBeans but I need more easy and example based)
Thanks



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