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Could somebody please suggest me a good beginners book to start with Ejb.
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I recommend very highly Ed Roman's Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans and the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition over Monson-Haefel's "Enterprise Java Beans" (published by O'Reilly). The latter makes a decent reference but is too dense for starters and less practical.
 
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Take a look at amazon.com. Roman's book got very mixed reviews. Some readers gave it as little as 2 stars because he barely touches upon the 1.1 specification. Out of 22 reviews, Monson-Haefel's book got all perfect scores. I have read both and I think the Monson-Haefel is better and much clearer. Monson-Haefel manages to cover more material in a clearer way in 300 less pages.
 
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You can check Roman's book at the www.theserverside.com
 
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I'd go for the Monson-Haefel book as well, I thought it explained the concepts very well and was extremely clear and helpful.
 
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If u r looking for compact book.....there is pretty book by Tom Valesky.
 
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Thanks Tony,Tom,Vladan,Lucy & Umesh.
 
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FREE FREE FREE.....
Get the Roman Book Free in www.theserverside.com
 
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Hi,
I want to get a free lunch( free ejb book) from http://theserverside.com/resources/index.jsp.
It seems that I was refused to get free lunch
I successfully login and try to download Mastering EJB serveal times. but each time It gives me the followig message:
"You must login to download the book Mastering Enterprise Java Beans "
Does anyone tell me how I can download this free books
many thanks
 
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thanks all
today I successfully downlaod this free book.
 
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Hi friends
Can anyone tell me where to download the J2EE SDK ( I don't know I am saying this right ) ? and how it install it ? ( I mean I have already installed SDK 1.2 on my WIN98 PC. So how the J2EE will go together with the current installation ? )
My idea is to try out EJB and servelets and JSP.
Thanks in advance
ARS Kumar.
 
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