Finally I got my HF EJB
Basu DN
Greenhorn
Posts: 19
posted 13 years ago
Finally I got my HF EJB from Borders yesterday.. I just browse through the book.It looks great!! Thanks Kathy & Bret for this great book.. Its going to be on of my favourite book..
Thanks,
Raj
Thanks,
Raj
Sun Certified Enterprise Architect For J2EE<br />Sun Certified Business Component Developer for J2EE 1.3<br />Sun Certified Web Component Developer for the J2EE Platform<br />Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform 1.4<br />IBM WebSphere Application Server, Advanced Single Server Edition for Multiplatforms, V4.0
Naren Bhartiya
Greenhorn
Posts: 21
posted 13 years ago
HI Basu DN,
While browsing this forum, I found a lot has been written here about the book and all are so excited to get hands on it so I am. Before ordering this book, I was going through the first sample chapter. I found it short and precise visual note, easy to revise and remember.
I had already ordered the book from Amazon.com, hope it will reach me soon. I show your signature section is full of medals
certifications SCJA too ( impressive) so I hope you would definitely be having deep knowledge of phenomenal J2EE.
Do you think this book satisfies the thrust of readers wish to get deep/descriptive knowledge. (Plz dont suggest me to go for specs here.)
I am eagarly waiting to get this book in hand. Great expectations humm !!
Thanks,
Java makes things better.
[ November 05, 2003: Message edited by: naren JavaGini ]
While browsing this forum, I found a lot has been written here about the book and all are so excited to get hands on it so I am. Before ordering this book, I was going through the first sample chapter. I found it short and precise visual note, easy to revise and remember.
I had already ordered the book from Amazon.com, hope it will reach me soon. I show your signature section is full of medals
certifications SCJA too ( impressive) so I hope you would definitely be having deep knowledge of phenomenal J2EE. Do you think this book satisfies the thrust of readers wish to get deep/descriptive knowledge. (Plz dont suggest me to go for specs here.)
I am eagarly waiting to get this book in hand. Great expectations humm !!
Thanks,
Java makes things better.
[ November 05, 2003: Message edited by: naren JavaGini ]
Ko Ko Naing
Ranch Hand
Posts: 3178
posted 13 years ago
Hi naren,
The book is typically based on the SCBCD exam objectives. If you want to fetch more deep knowledge, you want to try "Bitter EJB" or "Mastering EJB" book. Those books really dig into depth in EJB...
Originally posted by naren JavaGini:
HI Basu DN,
Do you think this book satisfies the thrust of readers wish to get deep/descriptive knowledge. (Plz dont suggest me to go for specs here.)
Hi naren,
The book is typically based on the SCBCD exam objectives. If you want to fetch more deep knowledge, you want to try "Bitter EJB" or "Mastering EJB" book. Those books really dig into depth in EJB...
Co-author of SCMAD Exam Guide, Author of JMADPlus
SCJP1.2, CCNA, SCWCD1.4, SCBCD1.3, SCMAD1.0, SCJA1.0, SCJP6.0
Sivasundaram Umapathy
Ranch Hand
Posts: 360
posted 13 years ago
I would also recommend my personal favourite,oreilly's "EJB" by Richard Monson-Haefel
Siva
Co-Author - SCMAD Exam Guide - ISBN:9780070077881
Author - Java certification success, Part 4: SCEA
