You can read "EJB3 In Action by Manning" or "OReilly Enterprise JavaBean 3.0", you'll see its completely different (ex. no more home/component interfaces to implement... ).
I dont see using netbeans hiding the details, it just automates most of the coding for you, but you can still see all the implementations.
thanks.
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Bennet Xavier
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posted 10 years ago
Hi kurt hanni,
i am totally new to EJB, will that book helps me to understand.
is there any help for netbeans6.1 to develop and deploy the Beans.
if you can, tell me what you will do to deploy the beans using netbeans.
Hello, i am also very new to EJB , infact just 3 days old.. got the book EJB 3.0 in Action, by Debu panda.. it is awesome book and have understood many concepts...and moreover EJB 3.0 is very very easy compare to EJB2.0 , no home interface etc, no xml descriptor..infact EJB 3.0 is just like POJO(Plain old java object) with a small difference... 1 yr back i had started EJB 2.0 and continued for 1 month, it was too complex so i left..now after 1 year i have started EJB 3.0 and already grasped many concepts.... I think even deplying would be easy, i haven't tried yet will try once i finish the book..